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Juke-R Concept

Juke-R Concept (Japan, 2011)

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The Juke-R is a supercar crossover concept combining the power and handling of the GT-RGT-R Premium EditionNissan GT-R Premium EditionJapan, 2012 > present5 photos
with the crossover-design of Juke. Only two cars have been created - one right-hand drive and one left-hand drive.

The Juke-R uses a 530 hp, 3.8-litre V6 twin turbo engine which accelerates it to 62mph (100kph) in just 3.7 seconds and allows a top speed of 160mph (257kph).

It also uses the Nissan GT-R's suspension and drivetrain as well as an FIA-specification roll cage and a split rear wing.

Juke-R's dimensions resemble Juke, it has the same length (4135mm), height (1575mm) and has the same wheelbase (2530mm) as Juke, while the width has increased from 1765mm to 1910mm, with flared wheel arches surrounding 20-inch RAYS forged alloy wheels.

On the inside, OMP race seats have been installed, allong with the controls and instruments from GT-R. A 7-inch touch-screen display is placed in the centre of the dashboard, providing access to information about the car.



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