The Nissan GT-R is perhaps the most revolutionary car from the auto manufacturer. For years, the GT-R was not even available in North America, much to the dismay of many Japanese sports car enthusiasts in The States. It has only been a few years since Nissan decided to export "Godzilla" to a US audience. And now it's official - the 2012 GT-R will come to over at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

Nissan unveiled the GT-R in Japan this week, while making the announcement it would also be on display at the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show this November.

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Nissan is moving forward with their new "sport cross" - it is not sports car, nor a SUV or crossover, it's the Juke.  The Juke, Nissan Motor Co.'s latest venture, was introduced as a small, SUV-style alternative to the "many compact hatchbacks that are coming on the market to lure tight-fisted, forcibly downsizing consumers."

With an exterior that resembles an off-road rally car and interior features that give a sport bike feel, the Juke is a fun 5-door, 5-seater for individualists who "don't want to sacrifice fun just because they're pinching pennies."

Starting at $18,960, Juke…