New 2020 Nissan Juke deals

2020 Nissan Juke deals

Full length Nissan Juke video review with market value analysis

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Rival manufacturers were left scratching their heads when Nissan started selling Jukes from around £13,000. To put into perspective quite how good the value proposition is here, consider the fact that you can now buy a 1.2-litre turbocharged Juke for less than the price of a 1.0-litre normally-aspirated Ford Fiesta.

It's not as if the Juke is lacking in equipment either. Standard on all models are LED daytime running lamps, a CD radio with an AUX-in socket, a gear-shift indicator and a tyre pressure monitor.

The Visia 1.5 dCi and 1.6-litre DIG-T versions add alloy wheels, Manual air conditioning, a drive computer and driver seat height adjustment.

Go for the Acenta trim and you receive front fog lights, 17-inch alloy wheels, automatic air conditioning, remote audio controls, Bluetooth connectivity for phone and audio streaming, cruise control and a speed limiter, along with the Nissan Dynamic Control System and chrome interior touches.

It's no wonder this model has proven so popular. Tekna models add power folding door mirrors, light and rain sensors, the 'i-Key with Start/Stop' package and the latest NissanConnect with rear-view parking/reversing camera, Around View Monitor and Safety Shield.

NissanConnect now offers smartphone connectivity through a 5.8in colour touch screen. The sat nav system integrates with Google to give information that ranges from weather forecasts to the location of fuel stations, hotels, restaurants and other points of interest.

A clever send-to-car function also allows drivers to search for their destination on their PC at home, then send send destination instructions to their car's NissanConnect system at the click of a button.