Nissan Juke
The Juke is a stylish, interesting alternative to a regular supermini. The Juke is available with three engines. Pricing and specification for entry-level, front-wheel-drive cars compares well to conventional rivals like the Ford Fiesta – while top spec 4x4 models, which have a powerful 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engine, rival the likes of the MINI Countryman. The Juke is unique to look at, but it's entertaining to drive and surprisingly practical, and well worth considering as a car that breaks new ground in terms of what a supermini should look like.
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Pros:
- Unique styling
- High driving position
- Represents great value for money
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Cons:
- 4WD only with automatic gearbox
- Short on space
- Not exciting to drive
The Juke is a stylish, interesting alternative to a regular supermini. It's available with three engines. Pricing and specification for entry-level, front-wheel-drive cars compares well to conventional rivals like the Ford Fiesta – while top spec 4x4 models, which have a powerful 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engine, rival the likes of the MINI Countryman. The Juke is unique to look at, but it's good to drive and relatively practical, and well worth considering as a car that breaks new ground in terms of what a supermini should look like.
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Pros:
- Well-priced
- Unique styling
- Lots of character
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Cons:
- Noisy engine
- No reach adjustment for steering wheel
- Rolls around in corners
The Nissan Juke Nismo is a high-performance version of the standard Nissan Juke, and the first in a new range of Nismo-tuned Nissans to be sold in the UK. Aimed at the MINI Countryman Cooper S, it's available with either front-wheel drive and a six-speed manual gearbox or four-wheel drive with a CVT auto. The Juke Nismo feels lively to drive, but is comfortable enough to be used every day.
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