Juke is also listed as a SUV / Crossover on the Nissan's website, the same place the Aztek would have been if Pontiac still had a website, still made cars, and still made the Aztek. The Juke is a modern Aztec.
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Look at those faces and tell me they are not related ...
The Juke and the Aztek. Both were shooting for the same demographic - those crazy kids! Both are ugly - in a purposefully wonderful way. Built a decade apart. We need more cars/SUV things like this.
There was the Nissan Axxess, which was on sale for a single year in the states.
I would argue there is no difference, but actually its a (Light Recreational Vehicle).
Remember me. The Expo LRV. I was a crossover when crossovers where something completely different.
It's the early 90s, Yankee Stadium. Seattle Mariners are in town. I've got good seats behind the Mariners dugout and there is a guy about three rows in front of me who has some sort of personal vendetta against Harold Reynolds - I'll call him the Harold Hater. Every time Harold is visible the Harold Hater just lays…
Came here to post the exact same thing. And same image.
THIS NOT A LANCIA FULVIA!!!
Read Angus MacKenzie's editorial in this months Motor Trend (if you have not already). http://blogs.motortrend.com/1401_the_big_p…
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Buick Reatta, double points for also featuring a dude in drag. Ahh the 80s.
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There was a Vehicross commercial for all 6 sold.
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The Honda Accord wagon (TSX) has a wickedly good commercial (top 5 of all time easily).
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If you live in America and love Steve McQueen, you might find this Ford Puma advert surprising as f*ck.
Volvo's P2 (the underpinnings of original late '90s S80 & V70R that wagon fans all love) still lives on in the current Ford explorer.
Where have I seen this before?????? I know, 8 years ago at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show. Audi needs new design language stat.
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Nope. It's a car with personality. And personality goes a long way with gearheads.
Attractive yes, personality no.
The American market gets more engine choices than the Europeans. We live in strange times.