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CuTRis Test Drives Compact Cube

CuTRis Test Drives Compact Cube
UnAssociated Press
June 25, 2013

CuTRis is no stranger to driving around in a Borg Cube. But he was recently seen test driving the new compact model. Though previous versions of the Borg Cube held thousands of occupants, the Borg found while traveling into the future, that future fuel prices are so high--that they have had to scale back the size of the cubes in order to stay within budget! CuTRis reported that he did not like the tiny cubes. He said that he might go for a mid-size cube; but not likely the compact model.

CuTRis Test Drives Compact Borg Cube
 
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LDM said…
The new steering mechanism is quite stylish.
2:10 PM
CuTRis said…
Yes, the steering was one of the positive features.
2:31 PM
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