By this logic, a 370z-R would be just as stupid/joke/insert moronic uneducated statement here.

The point of Nissan Europe undertaking this was to prove it could be done, drum up noise about the Juke and create something that is batshit crazy. Whether or not you like the vehicle is purely your opinion and not liking it is just fine, but calling the car a joke is really dumn. There is nothing "joking" about this car at all. If you had followed its development any, you would have known there were some pretty tough technical challenges they had to overcome in order to make this vehicle work. Not only does it work, it works well.

I wouldn't think this would defeat the purpose of the GTR at all. They are built for different purposes and while the Juke-R can definitely perform, its not going to ever outperform the GTR under the same circumstances.

Really??? OMG! It must be in yen? R u sure its $?:icon18:

lol, to be honest, whether it was 1 million dollars, 650 grand, 200 grand, or 80 grand, the amount equates to "more than I'll ever pay for a car" :roflpuke2:

:bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl::icon18: :iagree:

The juke-r is kinda cool but I still prefer the gt-r. It's still a juke so these guys will coughing up mad cash to climb into the cheap interior trim.

The interior is from a GT-R.
Basically the way the car is done is they take a Juke and rip everything out and put in all the GT-R goodies, then custom fab anything that does not fit.

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that's why I think its so cool

and I mean, Nissan isn't just gonna make it a baby GTR and not touch the interior... lol

I know they've carried the steering wheel, gauge bluster, nav screen with controls over but the door panels and dash is still from a regular juke. And from some of the pics that I've seen it looks like some of it doesn't fit all that well. I'm sure they'll improve on that for the ones that are being sold.