2017 Nissan JUKE Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

August 2019 Bought my 2017 Juke May of 2017. I have 17,500km. Last Saturday the transmission went on it! The transmission will be replaced under warranty but I am so upset and extremely disappointed. Actually, quite disgusted and turned off anything 'Nissan'.

Nissan will never get another penny from me. I have had nothing but trouble with this car, and they cannot/ will not fix it. I would give it 0 stars if that were an option!

I see all these 4 and 5 star reviews and I must say, my 2017 Nissan Juke must be a lemon because it has already been in the shop because it won't start. It is a push button starter, no key and in order to get it going you have to step on brake and push button, well mine has problems with brake mechanism that makes it start. It has been replaced by dealer 2 times and today is January 8,2020 and I haven't had car since Christmas. It is in my garage and won't start, same old problem, 3rd time. READY TO GET RID OF THIS CAR!!!!!!!!!

Fuel pressure sensor recall, fuel leak could cause vehicle fire.my car had fuel leak on this censor but does not qualify as free update.Will cost $500. To replace. DO NOT BUY ANY PRODUCT FROM NISSAN.

It is easy to drive around because it is smaller. But you also sit a little higher that you do in a sedan. It was a car handed down to me and it has lasted very well. Never have any issues. It is a cool looking car and I get tons of compliments on the shape of it.

I have had no problems with my juke although I think the outside is cheaply made and could be improved. There is almost absolutely no trunk space unless you put the back seat down. The back seat ceiling is so low the only people the can fit back there have to be under 5'5. The car itself looks neat and is different from most vehicles which drew me to it but I would not buy it again for space reasons

Well, we're talking about a 4-cylinder vehicle - so do not expect much power. The juke's transmission is belt-driven and does not feel tight to me, but that is just a perception. I have had no issues with it. The cabin is fine for 4 average people. The rear seats fold down for more cargo space, which you'll definitely need at some point. There's not much room back there when the seats are up! I have 2 issues with my juke, both design-related. I love the look of the vehicle, however, the odd bumps at the sides (sort of) of the front quarter panels/hood obstruct the driver's view a bit. When the car tilts upward (a hill, driveway, whatever) you truly have a bad blind spot. Not just low in front of the bumper - as expected. You literally cannot see anything ahead for 6-8 feet. It is a little scary. The other issue involves airflow. Opening 1 window creates an unpleasant stuttering pressure against the eardrums. Sometimes it happens with two windows open - particularly the rear ones. The only remedy I have found is to crack open another window slightly. The problem disappears at that point. All in all, the juke is a decent, inexpensive car.

Great gas mileage. Small vehicle, no trunk space. Nice additional features, backup camera and Bluetooth connectivity. I really like the car, just too small for my family with two kids still in car seats. Handles and drives really well, like a car but on a higher axle.