Nissan Juke SUV 1.0 DIG-T 114PS Visia 5Dr Manual [Start Stop] - £17056.76 @ Discounted new cars

Had the Tekna off these guys in march, seamless sale, can't recommend them highly enough

Road fund licence/tax £255 a year that's dear.

This is the base model .

Surely if this is the 3 cylinder engine you will have to rag the a*** off of it to get anywhere

Can’t get my mind around 1l engine… yes turbos are good and engine mapping is too etc etc but will be a hard engine to get the cloaked mpg out of in my experience of driving low powered petrols

For those of you probably haven't driven a 1 litre 3 cylinder turbo, they're a great balance of performance and economy, engines don't need to be big to be nippy these days, get your head out of the brochure and drive one, you'll be pleasantly surprised. (edited)

Average car for people who don't like cars, don't care about cars. Cars are just a tool for them to get them from A to B. Can't blame them most people's cars sit outside their house/work for 22-23 hours of the day and they realistically use them 1-2 hours a day and many less. So as an A to B tool this is average, I guess it's middling cheap in this current market. A truly bland innocuous vehicle for the average person who doesn't give a damn about cars.

Willing to drive all Jukes straight into the sea. Absolute scourge of the motorways.

0-60mph in 0.00 seconds. Bargain!

This is another car we had a test drive in. We went along to test drive a Juke and Qashqai. We liked the car, the engine was nippy, but as with nearly all the 3 cylinder engines we drove it still lacked something and was noisy on acceleration. We then drove the Qashqai and the difference was amazing, the engine and ride was smoother. I know it is a bigger car, but it was the 4 cylinder that made the difference. Had it been the same we might well have bought the Juke. It was probably the first time we realised three cylinder engines was not for us. Yet we still test drove several more cars with three cylinder engines, just in case. As I've said before, of all the many cars we test drove and hired over the last few years, the Qashqai and Vitara were the two best drives and both were four cylinder. But, at around £17,000 for the Juke, in spite of it's three cylinder engine, you get a lot of car for your money. (edited)

Why do car manufacturers insist on putting engines the size of hair dryers in bigger cars? You could probably moonwalk to your destination in a shorter time. About as much fun as chewing glass.

Decent deal. Fugly but I like it personally. Each to own I suppose. Plenty jukes on the road still so must be reasonable to run and reliable. Etc I assume.

I suppose this accounts for the Vauxhall Grandland having a 1.2 engine, and that is a biggish motor to lug around, new tech at its best

I have 2011 model I wanted new version but no diesel model. I don't how these fair on long distance . I'm going to travel in the future from Sheffield to Leeds 3 days a week....opinions

Last time I drove a Juke it had this same engine.
I had it as a hire car for a few days, An almost new Juke with a few thousand miles done.
Driving along the motorway doing 50 through roadworks I noticed smoke from the exhaust.
The juke lost power and I managed to just get off the motorway at a nearby junction.
While sitting with the breakdown man on the ride home with Juke getting towed on the back, he explained the turbo had blown.
He had been called out to other Juke's with similar faults.

Would I buy one for myself....No.

These are really a 2 seater car, the back seats can’t fit a small child in them. More room in a yoghurt pot! Seriously (edited)