Damnjdm’s Shopped Nissan Juke Becomes Reality...Sort of

Remember that Nissan Juke photoshop from a couple of months back (if you don't, no worries, just click here)? You know the one: black paint, lowered ride height, yellow headlights and green Volk Rays VR.G2 alloys? Well, someone has fitted the VR.G2s to an otherwise stock standard Nissan Juke and the result is...underwhelming.

Now don't get me wrong: I like the Nissan Juke. I think the interior is one of the freshest Nissan has done in years and the exterior is a lot more funky than the Juke's would-be competitors. So why is this particular example so disappointing?

Maybe it's the flat white paint; something very few cars can pull that off. And the dark alloy wheels are seemingly lost in the black plastic wheel arches. What the Juke needs is the proper SEMA makeover: a pumping sound system, wicked paint job and a mean-looking aerokit. So here's a call out to all you would be customizers: show us what you've got!

By Tristan Hankins

Via: Farmofminds

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Cobra Tries to Roughen Up the Nissan Juke Crossover

It has taken a while for tuners to warm up to the Nissan Juke, but we're slowly starting to see some new aftermarket products for the Japanese firm's odd-looking small crossover. One of the fist tuners to get their hands on the Juke is Germany's Cobra Technology, which created a styling set designed to give the Japanese crossover a more rugged-ish look.

As with other crossover and SUV models, Cobra Technology's first line of order is to fit a stainless-steel front grille guard that is said to meet European pedestrian safety standards. Optionally, buyers can add a pair of LED daytime running lights.

The kit also includes tubular side steps with integrated plastic steps, a sports exhaust system with twin tail pipes and the choice of 19- or 20-inch multispoke alloy wheels.

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