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Road And Track are reporting that the new Nismo Juke R, with 600HP will go into limited production with numbers around 23 to be sold. This is a big increase in power over the old Juke R with 485HP.

The details are similar to those reported by GTSpirit though with sale numbers being lower at 17 units.

One of these awesome like cross-overs will cost around $600k.

Pics below, but with more available in the GTSpirit gallery.

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What do you think?

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If the rumour were to be true, why fucking bother!

$600,000, that's Supercar money, not some ugly Junk.

At least you'd buy a R35 GTR or the Nismo Edition.

If I had $600k to blow on a car I'd have the Juke over an R35 every day of the week.

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