R60 More "competition" for the CM
Yea youtube has clips also. i doubt it will ever happen, and it will cost a small fortune. i think i'll take the wrc prodrive countryman for that amount. it probably still gets better gas mileage.
you know the cartoons where the character takes off and the rest of the body follows? Well with an engine like that in this car the frame will take off and the plastic parts, i.e. the rest of the car, will just fall to pieces
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It looks like the Batmobile went on a Krispy Kreme diet. I'll just take the GT-R, thanks! No way this thing will handle nearly as well. Still, I'd love to thrash one around for a day.
A close family member of mine recently owned a Nissan vehicle. The service department at the dealership was a horrible experience. That is the very reason why we decided NOT to purchase any more Nissan vehicles. Not to mention the Nissan dealership had all the ambiance of a bowling alley with a dash of 7-11.
Walking into the Mini dealership and being greeted by a wonderful and classy MA was a breath of fresh air.
Btw, has anyone actually seen the Juke in person? It is one of the ugliest vehicles I have ever seen.
Walking into the Mini dealership and being greeted by a wonderful and classy MA was a breath of fresh air.
Btw, has anyone actually seen the Juke in person? It is one of the ugliest vehicles I have ever seen.
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I would have thought that on anything other than highspeed turns the Juke R would hand the GTR a canning, shorter wheelbase, quicker turn in, it would be rather like a mordern interpertation of an 80's group b rally car.
I doubt even a full tarmac spec WRC Countryman couldn't keep up with this wee beasty.
I would have thought that on anything other than highspeed turns the Juke R would hand the GTR a canning, shorter wheelbase, quicker turn in, it would be rather like a mordern interpertation of an 80's group b rally car.
I would have thought that on anything other than highspeed turns the Juke R would hand the GTR a canning, shorter wheelbase, quicker turn in, it would be rather like a mordern interpertation of an 80's group b rally car.
And you would think the same for a WRC Countryman in tarmac spec, but it doesn't, does it.


