Comprehensive Guide to Buying a Nissan Juke in the UK

Nissan Juke 2010-2014

The Nissan Juke from 2010 to 2014 offers buyers a distinct design with compact dimensions. It's practical enough for urban dwellers, and boasts a playful driving experience.

Pros

• Eye-catching design
• Compact dimensions ideal for city driving
• Efficient fuel economy

Cons

• Inside isn't as funky as exterior
• Rear visibility is hampered by design
• Smaller boot capacity

When buying a used version of this model, look out for well-maintained service history, tyre condition and electronic equipment functionality.

Nissan Juke 2014-2019

The second generation Nissan Juke continued with the brand's unique design language, while improving in-car tech and engine efficiency.

Pros

• Improved infotainment system
• Economical engines
• Comfortable ride

Cons

• Limited rear headroom
• Still has small boot compared to rivals
• Turbodiesel engine can be noisy

Before purchasing a used one, check for any outstanding recalls, inspect the DPF system if opting for a diesel variant and ensure all electronic systems are working as they should.

Nissan Juke 2019-Present

In its latest version, the Nissan Juke offers a stylish interior, additional rear space and even more tech.

Pros

• Redesigned interior is more modern
• Increased rear legroom
• Advanced safety features

Cons

• Slightly firm ride
• Only one engine option
• No hybrid variant

For used buys, it's best to ensure the car's tech and safety systems operable, check for any unexpected sounds during test drive, and ask for a full service history.

The main competitors of the Nissan Juke include the Renault Captur, Mazda CX-3, and the Peugeot 2008. Each provides a different take on the compact crossover.

Lastly, don't forget to use Carsnitch to find the history of any car for free.