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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

Nissan Juke, serial version of concept Qazana ( release date)

nissan juke 2011

Nissan showed the first official image of a compact crossover Juke, which is the production version of last year's concept Qazana. New crossover nissanovtsy address to all those who are tired of the same boring hatchback. Details and photos promised to declassify a February 10 premiere will be held in March at the Geneva Motor Show, and sales start in the autumn of 2010.

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  1. Wow. I hope to buy this car in the future. I sooo love SUVs and right now I am on an Xtrail which I love to drive too. However, looks like the smaller ones are more elegant. Is there any priciest for this car?
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