NissanJuke

Name: Nissan Juke
Brand: Nissan
Rating: 8.0 (1 reviews)

(2010 - 2020)

Overall owner rating

8.0/10

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What owners have to say

Based on 1 review

"The one owner here is pleased with the Juke, singling out its performance and its economy, and scores it well for value. Ride quality is their one reservation, and comfort is the lowest of their marks. A solid, cheap to run small SUV, on the evidence of a single review."

AI generated summary based on owner reviews

Owner ratings

Comfort

6.0/10

Efficiency

9.0/10

Performance

9.0/10

Reliability

9.0/10

Tech & Audio

7.0/10

Value

10.0/10

Performance and economy.

Digital Integration

4.0/10

Quality

8.0/10

Practicality

9.0/10

Boot Space

8.0/10

Exterior Design

8.0/10

Usability

8.0/10

Top owner reviews

8/10

Owner since May 2017
Reviewed September 2025

What do you love most about your car?

Performance and economy

If you could change one thing about your car, what would it be?

Ride quality

What would you say would be your overall verdict on this car?

8/10

Steve's Verdict

Steve Fowler is a pre-eminent automotive journalist, editor, broadcaster and co-founder of carblah

A pioneer in small crossovers. Quirky, fun and distinctive, but cramped with inconsistent refinement. Still, it defined the segment and sold in huge numbers.

Who drives a car like this?

AI generated owner profile based on psychographic inference

Favoured by urban style-seekers and pragmatic commuters who want personality without premium pretence, balancing compact agility with a confident, slightly rebellious aesthetic. Values individuality, reassurance, and low-hassle ownership; appreciates playful design when backed by reliability and transparent costs. City-based, parking-limited households; short hops, school runs, weekend escapes; tech-friendly yet budget-minded, embraces compact convenience. Warm, pragmatic, design-led; praises stance, manoeuvrability, frugality; forgives hard plastics and modest performance if running costs stay predictable.

Did you know?

Its high-set stance and rounded snout were designed to be memorable in a rear-view mirror—helping small-car drivers feel noticed in fast, multi-lane traffic.

Raised driving position delivers that ‘big car’ view without big-car bulk, a confidence sweet spot urban motorists often cite after swapping from conventional hatchbacks.

Originally polarising looks turned into resale strength; distinctive cars are easier to recognise online, so private sellers often report quicker click-through and enquiries.

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Overall owner rating

/10

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What owners have to say

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Top owner reviews

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Who drives a car like this?

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Fancy something else?

What owners have to say

Based on 1 review

AI generated summary based on owner reviews

Owner ratings

Comfort

6.0/10

Efficiency

9.0/10

Performance

9.0/10

Reliability

9.0/10

Tech & Audio

7.0/10

Value

10.0/10

Performance and economy.

Digital Integration

4.0/10

Quality

8.0/10

Practicality

9.0/10

Boot Space

8.0/10

Exterior Design

8.0/10

Usability

8.0/10

Top owner reviews

8/10

Owner since May 2017
Reviewed September 2025

What do you love most about your car?

Performance and economy

If you could change one thing about your car, what would it be?

Ride quality

What would you say would be your overall verdict on this car?

8/10

Steve's Verdict

Steve Fowler is a pre-eminent automotive journalist, editor, broadcaster and co-founder of carblah

A pioneer in small crossovers. Quirky, fun and distinctive, but cramped with inconsistent refinement. Still, it defined the segment and sold in huge numbers.

Who drives a car like this?

AI generated owner profile based on psychographic inference

Did you know?

Its high-set stance and rounded snout were designed to be memorable in a rear-view mirror—helping small-car drivers feel noticed in fast, multi-lane traffic.

Raised driving position delivers that ‘big car’ view without big-car bulk, a confidence sweet spot urban motorists often cite after swapping from conventional hatchbacks.

Originally polarising looks turned into resale strength; distinctive cars are easier to recognise online, so private sellers often report quicker click-through and enquiries.