Can you spot the typo in this car’s ad? It’s driving people insane

Well, people couldn't stop looking for one and many even failed to find it.

Source: Twitter

What’s doing the rounds on Twitter is a hoarding of Nissan’s Juke,a picture of which is posted by a Philipines-based Twitter user called Gino Quillamor. Intriguing enough, the punch line says: “The New Nissan Juke. It’s such a standout that you missed our typo.”

This ad is driving me insane!!! Where’s the typo?!?!?!?!? pic.twitter.com/ebNF8wlhCA

— Gino Quillamor (@ginoboi) 17 March 2016

Well, people couldn’t stop looking for one and many even failed to find it.

@ginoboi lol that made me look at it thrice but i guess, we are being juke. Really no typo :-) pic.twitter.com/JmySqeN2rA

— kirc de guzman (@kircdeguzman) 17 March 2016

@ginoboi dang I had to read it so many times and I just quit.

— Islao Peñalosa (@estanleyslao) 18 March 2016

@ginoboi @R_Dwipratama Joke, the typo is Nissan Joke.

— Mayo (@onemellowidiot) 20 March 2016

@ginoboi @9GAG double T in Attention

— Lili de Ruiz (@LilidRuiz) 20 March 2016

And if you haven’t guessed it already, it’s double ‘Of’ in the first statement. Eh! Clever ad, Nissan. Indeed worthy of attention.

The story didn’t end there, the Twitter user who posted the ad has managed to shoot Nissan Juke to fame for which he was rewarded with Juke itself, though only for a week.

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