2015 Nissan JUKE Consumer Reviews
Review Summary
Most Helpful Reviews
Positive Review
The Juke grabbed our attention for its unique styling and was curious to see it in person. Having seen it and then test driven it , there was really no question as to if to get one only when to get one. The car is seriously good fun. On those boring stop start runs to work Eco mode is perfect giving pretty good MPG. The Juke though comes into its own when the sport mode is selected. The car simply comes alive, eager to accelerate, holding the road very well (especially considering its slightly raised body height) and very precise steering. The electric power steering can however make it feel like the there is no feedback and it does feel light, around town that is fine but on on the open road it takes a little getting used to. It may also contribute to the slight pull to the right under hard acceleration. (Torque steer) 91+ fuel (Premium) is recommended in the manual which is disappointing but only to be expected on a car with a turbo. Overall the Juke is great fun and I am delighted to have one.
VS
Critical Review
I had mine for only two weeks (865 miles) and traded it in at a different dealership for a different make of vehicle. Like Jay from Clinton Township, Michigan I really wanted to love this car but it was a doomed relationship from the second day. Apparently the route I test drove the Juke must have been a nice smooth route. I did appreciate how it turned on a dime, however roads in this neck of the woods aren't all nice and smooth and the firm ride produced many annoying (and punishing) bounces. My son couldn't even adjust the tuning knob on the radio because his hand got jerked away when I hit an expansion joint in the road. I had the car on a 250 mile round trip all on highway and hardly got 22 mpg. Also the wind noise was excessive. The dealership glossed over the "problem" areas such as wind noise, gas mileage (or lack thereof). I had many bells and whistles on mine (SL model) and found the switches for the heated seats to be in the most awkward position, next to the seat belt buckle. You had to take your eyes off the road to find the switch. Also, the push button start was hidden by the spoke of the steering wheel. I hope your experience will not be as unfortunate as mine. Best of luck.
2015 JUKE Reviews
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Transmission, Engine, Reliability
Engine Transmission Cheap Everything.. This car is just a broken down junker. It's not reliable, it's not worth getting involved with it. No value left, no quality nothing.
No
Quality, Value, Reliability
Terrible engine, not reliable. Costly repairs. Talk about a lemon!! This car is terrible. Not a good choice vehicle. Too many problems over, over again. Buy something else!!
Poor value, transmission, engine
Bad decision buying this car. Transmission went out!! Engine problems continuously. Very cheap interior. Plastic pieces rattle sounds. Not what I expected out of this car.
Very bad vehicle
Poor quality vehicles, not even reliable. Value is gone, no way to get any thing out of this car. Fuel mileage not good. It's a terrible car choice to own.
It's nothing but a complete lemom. This car has a bad transmission, a bad engine, a bad resale value. More negatives about this car vs positive. It's useless, nothing but troubles dealing with it.
Throwing money out the window. They have a terrible transmission. The entire experience is terrible. Resale value, empty!! Not even worth buying.
No
Complete Lemon
Nothing but costly repairs. This vehicle is a joke. Resale value is really low. It's not a reliable vehicle. Do yourself a favor and walk away.
Great size and interior features
Needs better gas mileage, car is discontinued
I have a 2015 Juke Nismo RS and have absolutely loved it. The look of it is so cute and the fancy bucket racing seats give a nice edge. I have had no major problems since purchasing it. This is my 2nd Nissan and I’ve stuck with the brand because both have been so reliable. The juke has only needed regular maintenance such as brakes/pad replacements, oil/fluids, tires, etc. I like how it has different drive modes for sport and eco. The size is perfect as I was looking for a small SUV type- it does have more headroom than a sedan. Only negatives- I wish it got better gas mileage for the size (I’m getting 20-22 MTG) and I’ve had some electrical issues- I assume it is because I bought it used at 33k mileage. Glad I had this car in my life!
