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2017 (67) Nissan Juke 1.2 DiG-T Tekna 5dr

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Featured specification

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Standard specification

Driver Convenience

Around View MonitorBlind spot monitoring
Bluetooth systemColour rear view camera
Cruise control + speed limiterElectric speed sensitive power steering
Lane departure warning systemMoving object detection
Nissan connect sat nav systemPush button starter
Service interval indicatorTrip computer

Entertainment

6 speakersAux input
DAB Digital radioSteering wheel mounted audio controls
Stereo radio/CD player and MP3 facilityUSB port

Exterior Features

2 speed wipers+variable intermittent wipeAutomatic headlights
Body colour bumpersBody colour door handles
Dusk sensorElectric door mirrors
Electric folding door mirrorsElectric front/rear windows
Front fog lightsHeated door mirrors
LED daytime running lightsPrivacy glass
Rain sensorRear wiper

Interior Features

12V socket60/40 split folding rear seat
Climate controlFront armrest
Front cupholders x 2Front door pockets with bottle holders
Front head restraintsFront seat belt pre-tensioners with load limiters
Gear shift indicatorGlovebox
Heated front seatsHeight adjustable driver's seat
Internal chrome door handlesIsofix child seat preparation
Leather steering wheel and gear knobLeather upholstery
Luggage area under floor storage boxMap reading lamp
Passenger seat back pocketPollen filter
Rear headrestsRear tonneau cover integrated into tailgate
Sports seatsSteering wheel rake adjustment

Passive Safety

ABS + EBD + EBAChild locks on rear doors
Driver and passenger airbagsDriver and passenger side airbags
ESP + traction controlFront and rear curtain airbags
Height adjustable front seatbeltsPassenger airbag deactivate switch
Three 3 point rear seatbeltsTyre pressure monitoring system
VDC Dynamic Vehicle ControlWarning triangle and first aid kit

Security

AlarmImmobiliser
Intelligent KeyRemote central locking

Wheels

17" Urban alloy wheelsTyre repair kit
The vehicle information above was correct at time of manufacture. Please speak to the dealership for full current specification.

Technical specification

Emissions - ICE

CO2 (g/km)128NOx0.036
Standard Euro EmissionsEURO 6 

Engine and Drive Train

CamshaftDOHCCatalytic ConvertorTrue
CC1197Compression Ratio10.0:1
Cylinder LayoutIN-LINECylinders4
Cylinders - Bore (mm)72.2Cylinders - Stroke (mm)73.1
Engine CodeHR12DDTEngine LayoutFRONT TRANSVERSE
Fuel DeliveryDIRECT INJECTIONGears6 SPEED
Number of Valves16TransmissionMANUAL

Fuel Consumption - ICE

EC Combined (mpg)49.6EC Directive 1999/100/EC AppliesTrue
EC Extra Urban (mpg)57.6EC Urban (mpg)39.8

General

Badge Engine CC1.2Badge Power115
Coin DescriptionDiG-TCoin SeriesTekna
Generation Mark1Insurance Group 1 - 50 Effective January 0711E
Manufacturers Corrosion Perforation Guarantee - Years12Manufacturers Paintwork Guarantee - Years3
NCAP Adult Occupant Protection %87NCAP Child Occupant Protection %81
NCAP Overall Rating - Effective February 095NCAP Pedestrian Protection %41
NCAP Safety Assist %71Service Interval Mileage12500
Standard manufacturers warranty - Mileage60000Standard manufacturers warranty - Years3
Vehicle Homologation ClassM1 

Performance

0 to 62 mph (secs)10.8Engine Power - BHP115
Engine Power - KW85Engine Power - PSTrue
Engine Power - RPM4500Engine Torque - LBS.FT140
Engine Torque - MKG19.4Engine Torque - NM190
Engine Torque - RPM2000Top Speed111

Tyres

Alloys?TrueTyre Size Front215/55 R17
Tyre Size Rear215/55 R17Tyre Size SpareTYRE REPAIR KIT
Wheel StyleURBANWheel Type17" ALLOY

Vehicle Dimensions

Height1565Length4135
Wheelbase2530Width1765
Width (including mirrors)1974 

Weight and Capacities

Fuel Tank Capacity (Litres)46Gross Vehicle Weight1710
Luggage Capacity (Seats Down)1189Luggage Capacity (Seats Up)354
Max. Loading Weight474Max. Roof Load75
Max. Towing Weight - Braked1250Max. Towing Weight - Unbraked639
Minimum Kerbweight1236No. of Seats5
Turning Circle - Kerb to Kerb10.7
The vehicle information above was correct at time of manufacture. Please speak to the dealership for full current specification.

Independent review

Review courtesy of Car and Driving

Nissan Juke

BY JONATHAN CROUCH

Introduction

Light, nimble and extrovert, the Nissan Juke was the original small supermini-derived SUV, combining attitude, irreverence, modish style and energy with a mischievous sense of fun. After the first generation model's original launch in 2010, plenty of would-be rivals attempted to copy its concept, prompting Nissan to introduce a whole series of improvements in 2014 to try and ensure continued segment leadership. That's the car we look at here as a used buy. As before, the result certainly won't appeal to everyone - but then that's because it isn't supposed to. It's aimed at the young and the young at heart, many of whom will continue to love this car and admire its designers for having the courage to do something different. Very different.

History

There's nothing quite like a Nissan Juke, part SUV, part sports coupe, part hot hatch - with a few bike and rally car genes thrown in for good measure. It sounds an unpromising mix but against the odds, Nissan made it work and in the first generation version of this car, defined once and for all what the market's smallest breed of crossover-class car should be like. The brand updated the MK1 design in 2014 to create the model in question here, adding detail styling changes, a larger boot, extra personalisation options and the option of a clever Google-linked multimedia system. As updates go, this was a pretty thorough one. In this form, the car sold until the second generation design arrived in late 2019.

What You Get

This improved MK1 Juke got a revised front grille incorporating the smarter V-shape found on the brand's other models from this era but around it, the same delicious design details remained. Take the sidelights and indicators that burst up through slashes in the bodywork. Or headlights that are modelled on rally car foglamps from the Sixties and came redesigned in this revised Juke to incorporate LED daytime running lights and the option of xenon bulbs. Like the door mirrors with their LED side turn indicators, these could be ordered with colour-coded finishing. Also personalisable though a choice of colours were the trim panels on the re-styled bumpers at the front and here at the rear. Just above, below the integrated rear spoiler, the Nissan 370Z sportscar-style boomerang-shaped rear lights now also included LED technology for a distinctive night time signature. It's just as interesting inside. Though there are no expensive soft-touch plastics used, you don't really notice, such is the design exuberance. Take the centre console from which the gear lever protrudes - modelled to resemble the top of a superbike's fuel tank and finished in either red or grey high gloss paint. The instruments too resemble a bike's, with twin clocks shrouded by heavy cowls. Even the door armrests, shaped like flippers used by scuba divers, are supposed to reflect an active outlook. And at the back? Well, the rear door handles are disguised in an attempt to create a coupe-like look and once you use them, the door openings are a little narrow. Once inside though, you'll find that the dimensions Nissan has chosen, which see this car very slightly longer and wider than a conventional supermini, certainly create something that a small family could conceivably just about live with. Though the rear bench doesn't slide, it does offer reasonable standards of leg and shoulder-room, though tall teenagers might find their headroom a little restricted by the tapering roof. As for the boot, well that's probably the biggest story with this revised first generation model. Its tiny size was the biggest issue owners had with the original version of this car and the biggest reason potential buyers had to ignore this car. So Nissan's design team went to work, changing the shape of the trunk area to improve capacity by a massive 40% to 354-litres.

What to Look For

Most Juke customers in our buyers' survey seemed pretty satisfied, but inevitably, there were a few issues. There were quite a few reports of rattily dashboards. One buyer needed a new gearbox and a new clutch, all before 14,000 miles. Other buyers found they had to replace things like brake discs and pads, batteries and steering bushes well before time. There have been some issues with turbochargers on both petrol and diesel models, but regular oil changes should prevent this. Like all modern diesels, the 1.5 dCi can be susceptible to a clogged or blocked diesel particulate filter if it isn't driven regularly on the highway. We'd steer clear of CVT auto gearbox 1.6 petrol models. This transmission has a poor reliability record, not least because repairs generally aren't possible and thus the entire gearbox tends to need replacing. Nissan has contributed to the cost in some cases. The Juke has been the subject of seven manufacturer recalls, with potential faults ranging from potential fuel leaks to oxygen sensor issues.

Replacement Parts

(Estimated prices, based on a 2015 year Juke 1.2 DIG-T ex Vat) An air filter will be priced at around £11. An oil filter is around £16. Front brake pads are around £37 for a set. Rear pads are in the £30-£56 bracket. You're looking at around £60 for a front brake disc. Rear discs are in the £40 bracket. A clutch kit is around £146. A wiper blade is £8-£10. A spark plug is around £32.

On the Road

Dynamically, the Juke has a wider brief to fulfil than the usual one allotted to a small crossover model of this kind. As well as competing with lifestyle-orientated SUV-style superminis like Renault's Captur and Peugeot's 2008, it had to appeal to extrovert style-conscious small car buyers who might otherwise buy something sportier: a Citroen DS3 perhaps. Or maybe a MINI. That means it's got to handle. Which is quite an ask for something nearly 1.6m in height and weighing over 1.3 tons. Still, as you begin to realise when throwing this Juke around the country lanes, the cleverness of modern engineering means that unpromising statistics like these can still be converted into a car that delivers a satisfying steer. Nissan has had to adopt a pretty stiff set-up to make it all work, but it's a bearable compromise, especially in this revised MK1 version, which features suspension that's a little more supple in mainstream models, creating a car that rides not too badly around town, yet rolls surprisingly little through tighter bends. And you can adjust its demeanour to suit either environment thanks to the settings that lie behind the provided D-Mode dashboard button, gateway to NDCS, the 'Nissan Dynamic Control System' that was standard on all but the humblest Juke models. What's important though at the end of the day is that even if you forget all this frippery, this car really does drive as its looks suggest it should. Or at least most variants do. To be honest, the entry-level baseline 1.6-litre petrol versions aren't going to offer you a particularly rewarding dynamic experience, whether you choose the 94PS manual gearbox model or the 117PS CVT automatic. A much better option, if you can stretch to it, is the higher-tech 115PS 1.2-litre DIG-T petrol powerplant, whose introduction was really the headline news with this revised first generation design. It's a unit that works well in Nissan's larger Qashqai crossover, so as you can imagine, it feels even better in a little Juke, sprinting to 62mph in 10.8s on the way to 111mph at the same time as returning efficiency figures that are a match for far feebler petrol rivals. The other mainstream Juke option is the single 1.5-litre dCi diesel model. Its engine isn't especially quiet but it is a pleasing and torquey, 260Nm of pulling power leaving it capable of 62mph from rest in 11.2s en route to 112mph. Is that enough to cash the sporty cheque the looks of this car appear to write? If you're unconvinced, then you could look at one of the top models equipped with 1.6-litre DIG-T turbocharged petrol power and good for at least 190PS, which means the car will be good for 62mph from rest in just 7.8s on the way to 134mph. A 4WD system was offered with this engine. And buyers could have this 1.6-litre DIG-T unit with sporty Nismo trim.

Overall

The Juke was always a clever idea, launched by Nissan to offer SUV-like style for the small car sector without any SUV-like compromises - precisely the same trick the company's bigger Qashqai crossover had already pulled off in targeting larger family-sized models in the market segment above. There's no point though, in starting a trend if you're not prepared to develop it and in the face of increasing competition, this car needed to evolve. It did in this revised post-2014 MK1 guise. In answer to crossover rivals that were more spacious inside and claimed to be cleverer and more efficient, Nissan gave this revised version of its second best seller a bigger boot, a far more competitive affordable petrol option and a dose of cutting edge media and safety tech. It remains an unusual proposition, with an appeal that extends beyond the small crossover segment and also attracts the kind of buyers who might otherwise consider trendy small runabouts like Fiat's 500, Vauxhall's ADAM and the MINI Hatch. Juke buyers think that this car makes urban trinkets like those look rather dull and compromised. It's an original. In every sense.

Performance
70%
Handling
80%
Comfort
70%
Space
70%
Styling
80%
Build
70%
Value
90%
Equipment
80%
Economy
70%
Depreciation
80%
Insurance
80%

* Depending on the age of the vehicle, MPG and CO2 may be quoted using either NEDC or WLTP testing standards.  Find out more

Figures are provided for comparison purposes. Fuel consumption under real world driving conditions and the CO2 produced will depend upon a number of factors, including any accessories fitted after registration, variations in driving styles, weather conditions and vehicle load.

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54 monthly payments of£142.58
Deposit£249
Total amount payable£7949.32
Fixed interest rate5.16%
Representative APR9.9%
Cash price£6498
Credit amount£6249
Completion fee£1
Term (months)54

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