Nissan Juke Nismo Rs

JUKE NISMO RS features 215 horsepower, 210 lb-ft of torque and Helical Limited-Slip Differential (manual transmission), along with added structural rigidity and sport brakes JUKE NISMO and JUKE NUSMO RS include 18-inch NISMO aluminum-alloy wheels, NISMO There is no getting around the fact that the 2014 nissan juke nismo rs is one seriously strange-looking vehicle. Even after years of getting used to the curvy shape and those outrageous front headlights, the Juke remains one of the most polarizing shapes Considering how surprisingly popular the Nissan Juke has been since it was first introduced a few years ago, nobody’s going to hold it against Nissan if it continued to produce more powerful versions of the funky-looking crossover. To be fair, it’s The Juke NISMO RS brings a sporty attitude to Nissan's funky mini crossover. Even those who question the unusual styling will find the driving dynamics hard to fault. These days, Nissan performance tends to be defined by four letters: G, T, R, and Z. The new nissan juke nismo rs will go on sale in December priced from £21,650. The Juke Nismo RS is powered by Nissan’s 1.6-litre DIG-T which has been reworked to the power output to 218PS with torque taken from 250Nm to 280Nm in two-wheel-drive manual The nissan juke nismo rs just got a lot more capable, in the snow, that is (and probably on water if you drive it at high enough speed). It’s riding on custom tank treads that replace the wheels on all four corners. Apparently, it’s capable of hitting .

The traditional hot hatchback formula has changed considerably over the past few years. High-revving, naturally aspirated engines have been getting the chop in favour of smaller, turbocharged units designed to help save the planet – and your wallet. Nissan’s updated Juke crossover, which we first saw back at the Geneva Motor Show in March, has finally made its U.S. debut, appearing this week at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The Juke only arrived three years ago so this only represents a mid-cycle A Finnish company took the an all-wheel drive Juke Nismo RS, which has a CVT gearbox, and added a set of tracks built by a company called American Tack Truck. We've checked out their website and found a whole bunch of Chevys, Jeeps and even a Hummer that As a point of love-it or hate-it styling, the Nissan Juke is king. As a weird, samurai-bullfrog-looking compact crossover with handling chops and a gutsy powertrain, it also has one of the bravest inclusions of a manual transmission in recent memory. .