Used Nissan Juke for sale

What types of used Nissan Juke cars are there?

The Nissan Juke is a quirky compact crossover with a unique design, both inside and out. There have been two generations of the Juke, and while both are clearly related, the newer model has an overall better fit and finish.

Popular Nissan Juke trims

Nissan tends to use the same trim level names across most of its models, which helps make them easier to navigate. You can pick a model on a scale of affordable to outright luxuriousness, with top-spec Tekna+ cars getting more than your typical crossover.

> Nissan Juke Acenta Premium - base-spec Acenta Premium car with a 12.3-inch infotainment display, reversing camera and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto

> Nissan Juke N-Connecta - mid-spec N-Connecta car with a digital instrument cluster, all-round parking sensors and wireless phone charger

> Nissan Juke Tekna - popular high-spec Tekna car with a 360-degree parking camera, heated front seats and heated steering wheel

Nissan Juke history

Following on from the success of the Qashqai (one of the first models to make modern family SUVs popular), the Juke launched in 2010.

> First-generation Nissan Juke (2010) - eye-catching design with many parts borrowed from Renault

> Nissan Juke facelift (2014) - styling revisions including a sharper front end as well as more standard equipment

> Second-generation Nissan Juke (2019) - similar styling cues with a smoother, cleaner finish and improved tech

> Nissan Juke Hybrid (2022) - hybrid option joins the only other engine, a punchy petrol with manual and automatic gearboxes

What features does the Nissan Juke have?

There have been so many updates to the Juke range over the two generations that it’s worth checking any individual listing.

As a guide, facelifted models built after the introduction of the hybrid system in 2022 come with a large 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system with support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Other tech includes a reversing camera and an electric parking brake.

Mid-spec cars and above add worthwhile features like front and rear parking sensors, an upgraded climate control system, keyless entry and a slick digital instrument cluster.

Is the Nissan Juke reliable?

Consumer reports typically place the Juke in an average range for reliability, with many drivers praising the unique styling and pleasant driving experience. Some common issues involve the electronics and the transmission (in particular, the CVT gearbox), but most drivers report fuss-free ownership.

How much does the Nissan Juke cost to run?

Although it’s SUV-sized, the Nissan Juke might cost only slightly more than a hatchback to run. The most common engines are the 1.0- and 1.2-litre turbocharged petrols, which should do around 40mpg. If cutting fuel costs is important to you, consider the clever hybrid which should be able to add another 10mpg.

Who is the Nissan Juke suitable for?

A used Nissan Juke for sale carries a lot of appeal, because it’s compact enough to be manageable in towns and cities, but it has enough interior space for a growing family.

It’s also an affordable alternative to more premium brands, but you won’t have to do without some more luxurious features on the higher-end models.

Other similar crossovers include the Renault Captur, Citroen C3 Aircross, Fiat 500X and Peugeot 2008.