NISSAN JUKE
1.6 Visia 5dr

Car leasing and contract hire

5 Door
Manual
Petrol
lowest UK price!!!

Vehicle at a glance

MPG: 47.10 miles
Co2: 139 g/km
0-62: 11.00 seconds

Delivery

If a stock car for delivery is usually approx 7-10 days from point of order. Factory orders delivery depends on manufacturers current lead times for your chosen vehicle.

This deal is based on a 3+47 profile; a 3 month initial payment followed by a further 47 rentals, with an allowance of 10000 miles per annum and is a Non-Maintained contract.

Personal Hire Rate

£189

per month inc VAT

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Business Hire Rate

£157

per month plus VAT

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Other payment profiles available on request.

What the trade says...

With the Murano and Qashqai already in place, Nissan completes its crossover range with the Juke - a car aimed squarely at the crowded small car market.

Nissan - fast becoming a master at finding a gap in the market - believes it has found an unexplored niche to squeeze the Juke into. Rather than positioning the car as a straight crossover, the manufacturer is punting the idea that its new model is a seamless blend of compact SUV looks and sports car character.

The design makes the car seem bigger than it really is. The Juke is built on the same platform as the Micra, albeit a lengthened and widened version. The crossover feels reasonably roomy inside, and there's certainly enough space in the back to carry two more adults. Nissan's adventurous sense of styling also extends to the cabin, where the centre console is reputedly modelled on a motorbike's fuel tank.

The vast majority of Jukes sold will use Nissan's conventional front-wheel drive chassis, but the car will also be available with a slightly more sophisticated all-wheel drive system which includes torque vectoring traction control and multi-link rear suspension rather than the standard torsion beam.

New 187bhp 1.6-litre DIG-T petrol engine Nissan has introduced with the Juke. The turbocharged lump is specifically designed to jam a finger in BMW's eye and provide the Juke with enough pep to compete with the forthcoming Mini Countryman, the car closest to the Juke in concept, if not price.