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Nissan Juke-R: First customer car ready for delivery
Tue, 16 Oct 2012The first Nissan Juke-R #001 – Nissan’s Juke with the heart of a GT-R – is ready for delivery to its owner. It will have cost at least £400k. Now the very first Nissan Juk-R is ready to roll out to its owner – who will have paid at least £400,000 for the privilege of owning a Juke with the running gear from a GT-R – and built by Motorsports outfit RML, with advice from Nissan Technical Centre Europe.
CAR interviews Ferrari's tech boss on 458 Speciale and beyond (2014)
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