I would totally buy one.
If they can put a GT-R engine + transmission in a Juke, why not a FX? Calling turbocad, calling turbocad...
Juke-R, the GT-R Crossed with, well, a Crossover
Nissan has made what could easily be the coolest crossover out there. The Juke has
already changed the impression many people have of a crossover, with its curvy body, flared wheel arches, and unusual front and rear ends. Basically, it's a hybrid of the Juke and the GT-R. It will be fully road legal and sports a GT-R drivetrain in a Juke body. Unfortunately, the Juke-R isn't slated for mass production, but there will be one right-hand drive and one left-hand drive Juke-R produced for publicity purposes. Look for more on the Juke-R in an upcoming issue of Nissan Sport, but for now, click here for more details.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aq9ioyLZVXE
If they can put a GT-R engine + transmission in a Juke, why not a FX? Calling turbocad, calling turbocad...
Juke-R, the GT-R Crossed with, well, a Crossover
Nissan has made what could easily be the coolest crossover out there. The Juke has
already changed the impression many people have of a crossover, with its curvy body, flared wheel arches, and unusual front and rear ends. Basically, it's a hybrid of the Juke and the GT-R. It will be fully road legal and sports a GT-R drivetrain in a Juke body. Unfortunately, the Juke-R isn't slated for mass production, but there will be one right-hand drive and one left-hand drive Juke-R produced for publicity purposes. Look for more on the Juke-R in an upcoming issue of Nissan Sport, but for now, click here for more details.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aq9ioyLZVXE