Used Nissan Juke Review - 2010 - 2019 | The Original Compact SUV
The glamorous New York and Geneva Motor Shows saw the launch of Nissan’s groundbreaking Juke back in 2010. The car instantly won praise around the world with it’s beautiful design and exciting technology, qualities that still exist to this day.
UK production of the Juke hit the 1,000,000 milestone in 2018, a feat Nissan was keen to celebrate, especially with a car as distinctive and original as the Juke. Individuality is the key to the Juke’s success with a selection of personalisation options, petrol or diesel, manual or automatic transmissions, there’s even an all wheel drive variant and performance NISMO RS model that’ll send your pulse racing. Whichever Juke you choose you’ll be treated to a fantastic driving experience and technology from the future.
Inside you’ll find a high specification interior with quality materials throughout, all controls fall easily to hand with a raised centre console, latest technology and commanding driving position ensuring the Juke is a pleasure to drive.
And technology is where the Juke excels with a host of features including Nissan’s immersive 360° BOSE surround sound system, satellite navigation, dynamic control system with performance expert (performance/efficiency gains to help save money at the pump), premium leather interior and 360° reversing camera with birds eye view function. It’s worth keeping a look out for the optional exterior, interior, tech, comfort and safety packs as these will add distinctive visual upgrades, lane departure warning, blind spot monitor and much much more. The features don’t end there with a flat boot floor and hidden compartment ensuring the Juke is an easy car to live with and enjoy everyday.
Under the bonnet you’ll find the latest Euro 6 compliant petrol and diesel engines with servicing set at an impressive 12,500 or 18,000 mile intervals or 12 months ensuring the Juke is both affordable and easy on the pocket. Choose the NISMO RS model and you’ll find Nissans expertly engineered 220 bhp engine, fantastic chassis, performance exhaust system and NISMO embossed sports seats. On the safety front the Juke scored the maximum 5 stars in Euro NCAP’s safety test.
So, what have we learned? The Juke is just as cutting edge and relevant today as it was back in 2010 with technology that excites, engines that impress and a driving experience that flatters. A true driving experience awaits with the Nissan Juke.
