Nissan "Juke Box" 19,000-watt sound system on four wheels
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The Juke Box made its debut at the 24 Hours of Le Mans
The Juke Box is a collaborative project between Nissan, Ministry of Sound and Martin Audio
The Juke Box appears to have as much stereo hardware as mechanical equipment
The Juke Box has 18,900 watts of power
Those that can't catch Juke Box events in person can listen on Ministry of Sound's digital radio app
The Juke Box car audio system puts the average bass thumper to shame
The Juke Box is outfitted with ambient lighting and a DJ booth
Article Summary
The Nissan Juke may be one of the fugliest cars on the market today, but the growing number of funky special editions is making it pretty interesting. We've seen the 480-hp Juke R and the kitted out Juke Nismo, and now we have the Juke Box, a Juke that's outfitted in 19,000 watts of speakers.
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