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Nissan Juke 1.6 DIG-T (A) Review

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This is an old car model that is no longer for sale by the local distributor since Mar 2017.

Nissan Juke

Built in

Japan

(launched 2010, facelifted Dec-2014)

User Ratings

2 reviews

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Last Recorded Price

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1.6 (A)

Facelifted on Dec-2014

$111,300 (Feb 2017)

15.9km/L

115 bhp

Xtronic CVT (A)

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1.6 Adventure Series (A)

$117,300 (Feb 2017)

15.9km/L

115 bhp

Xtronic CVT (A)

Specs | Features

1.6 (A)

$121,800 (Jan 2014)

14.3km/L

116 bhp

CVT (A)

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1.6 DIG-T (A)

$146,800 (Jan 2014)

13km/L

190 bhp

6-speed (A) CVT

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Nissan Juke 1.6 DIG-T (A) Review

The eye-popping Nissan Juke has got the public talking about its quirky looks. But as enthusiasts, what exactly do we reckon? Read all about the turbocharged Juke as Julian heads out for a spin.

CONSUMER REVIEWS

3.5

2 Consumer Reviews

A car so different from regular boxies `

Got the delivery of 1.6 CVT last week. Went with the so obvious colour "Pearl White" (there is a big fight between this white and red all over the world though). Selected this over Turbo version, only to save about 30K in this high COE season. If you have budget, the turbo version is worth buying. Even though I should not mention the name of the SE and dealer, I should say that my SE was one of the best I have ever come across in Singapore.

Quirky and definitely FUN! `

Worth a test drive at the very very least. The engine is really perky and powerful at the set go with the Sport setting. Avoid ECO at all cost :) The car is very compact and may seem to be on par size wise with the Jazz/Fit. Maybe even smaller?! The driving position is nicely higher than saloons and the feel is confident. Rough and Tough stance. However, can be a bit bumpy over humps and such. Not meant to be labelled refined for sure, it suits a certain group of people - younger, single or married no kids, and seeking a refreshing and yet strangely attractive design. It does grow on you, and choice of colour is important. The shade of Red available in Singapore does not really excite and Pearl White seems to be best of the lot, echoed by owners in UK especially. Go ahead, take a chance...you may find the overall package irresistable.