Nissan's harmonious relationship with London-based clubbing and electronic dance music authority Ministry of Sound is being taken to a new level with the arrival of an exciting new limited edition Juke.
The Juke with Ministry of Sound sees the two innovative urban brands combine to create a limited production run of just 3,000 units. Available with any engine and transmission in the current Juke range, it is offered with a number of special design and technology features that make it a unique addition to the line-up.
Mirroring the Ministry of Sound's famous black and white logo, the limited edition Juke will be available to order in Metallic Black or Solid White. All models come equipped with standard 17-inch white alloy wheels, white door handles and white mirror caps. To further enhance the bold look, the B-pillar is finished in high-gloss black, while a unique Ministry of Sound badge completes the external design package.
Inside, the Juke with Ministry of Sound features a striking white centre console, white door trims and white stitching on the leather seats, steering wheel and gearknob. The cabin also features an iPod cradle that gives occupants the perfect set-up for choosing their music on the move.
All Juke with Ministry of Sound buyers will also receive an exclusive Music Pack designed to enhance their enjoyment of the car. The pack includes a white 8gb Apple iPod touch*, pre-loaded with Nissan and Ministry of Sound video and photo content, and engraved on the rear with Nissan Juke and Ministry of Sound logos. An innovative self-healing iPod case that features Nissan's Scratch Shield paint technology is also included.
The Music Pack also contains a pair of Ministry of Sound headphones. Branded with exclusive Juke logos, they feature 50mm drivers and aluminium cups for high quality playback.
Completing the pack is an activation code that allows customers exclusive VIP access to the Ministry of Sound music store.
The arrival of the Juke with Ministry of Sound marks the latest chapter in what has become a highly successful collaboration between the two brands. In June, Nissan wowed fans at the Le Mans 24 hour race with the Juke Box - a specially converted pair of Jukes fitted with what was dubbed the ‘world's ultimate mobile sound system'.
Built with input from Martin Audio, the firm responsible for the famous ‘Box' room at the Ministry of Sound's London home, the Juke Box boasts a system louder than a jumbo jet at take-off, and transforms into a fully-functioning PA system, complete with DJ booth and lighting.
In addition to playing an active role in Nissan's activities at the Paris Motor Show, the Juke Box has been the main attraction at a series of high-profile Nissan Juke Box Sessions since its first appearance in June.
Source: Nissan
