Nissan Juke Preview at the 2010 New York Auto Show

[derrian]

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[cody23]

I heard a lot of good things about this Nissan Juke! A friend recently bought this and he told me when he first drive it he can't help but fell in love with this. It's auto parts for Nissan were very impressive and are made to give high quality performance. I might as well consider buying one lol.

 

[Mnspeed3]

Nissan Joke... I owned one for 7 months, and its the biggest POS car I have ever owned. The AWD versions get around 20-23mpg even with the little 1.6L Turbo motor. They corner like your going to roll over with the added height to make them crossovers. The fit finish is about as cheap as you will find on a car. And they are getting about as many service bulletins to fix every issue on them as the Titan got in its first 2-3 years. I lucked out and Nissan had to buy mine back along with 100s more since they were going to be sued for listing a car with an 11.8 gallon gas tank as 13.2 gallons on the Monroney window stickers . Took Nissan 5 months to realize that they were wrong Guess I cant gripe about driving it for free for those 7 months though.

 

[dmention7]

But... but... Spambot says his friend likes them! He likes them so much he's bumped threads about both the 2010 and 2011 Juke to tell us how good they are!

 

[escort1991]

The only one I am interested in is the Juke with the GTR swap......