Nissan JUKE Usados en Venta

Top negative things about the Nissan Juke would be the cargo area is very small so you do not have much room for luggage. Typically you can only fit one large suitcase and possibly 1 or 2 small suitcases in the back of the car which is inconvenient if more than one person is going on the trip or vacation. Another negative aspect of the Nissan Juke is that although it can seat 5 people in the car, there is very little room in the back seat for 3 people, it would comfortably only fit 2 people in the back.

Some of the top negative things about this vehicle are as follows. The car is not very roomy in the backseat. I haven't had any issues in the front as a driver, but have had numerous people complain about the lack of space in the backseat after riding as a passenger in my JUKE. It advertises that there is room for three people in the back seat, but I wouldn't suggest taking more than two passengers in the back seat. Even with only two passengers, there is still a lack of sufficient leg room, making it uncomfortable still for those passengers. I am not very tall myself, but other tall people who have driven my car were very uncomfortable as a driver too because their heads were so close to the roof of the car while driving. The headlights as mentioned above are also an issue. I believe that it has something to do with the placement of them on the body of the car. They do not provide enough light while driving at night, causing a safety concern. The high-beams work better, but that is obviously not a viable solution most of the time. One annoyance with the vehicle, is the lack of arm rest in the front of the car. I didn't notice/mind that it was missing when I purchased my car, but quickly realized just how much I missed this feature in my old vehicles. The center between the two front seats consists on only cup holders and a small tray and is sunken down low, so there is no place to comfortable rest your arm as a driver or front seat passenger. The tray also does not have any sort of lid on it, so there is nowhere to keep any small items that you would rather have concealed other than in the glove box. Lastly, I would prefer my climate (temperature and fan speed) and driving setting (sport, normal, and eco mode) to be remembered upon restarting the car. It is really annoying to have to reset these to the settings your prefer every time you start the car.

The paint on the bumper is chipping and the plastic on front is denting in/little digs in it from tiny rocks. I have never had a car that got damage so easily, we do not drive it on gravel roads and have had it for about 6 months. I expected a higher paint quality from Nissan. The backside of the back seat, when folded down, has a very noticeably THIN THIN fabric covering it. It looks and feels cheap.