NISSAN JUKE N-CONNECTA DIG-T

Courtesy Car

I recently had the opportunity to drive the Nissan Juke, as a courtesy car. I must say that it was a good experience overall. The car was easy to drive and there was nothing bad it.

The 1.0 engine with the turbo was a little noisy, reminding me of the sound of a diesel engine. In standard mode is was reasonable to drive, but when I switched it to Sport mode, the engine was much more lively and responsive, making it feel like a completely different car altogether.

The audio system in the car was great. It I really appreciated the seamless phone connectivity, although I did find it disappointing that there was place for a phone cradle. I am not a great fan of the infotainment system. So when you are in map mode, you cant see the audio. I wish the screen area was divided for different functionality. I don't want to be playing with the infomaint system.



While the boot was small and the front of the was a bit high, these were not deal breakers for me. The car did come with rear camera, which is now a common feature, but I did find myself wishing for a front camera as well. Nevertheless, the parking sensors were a helpful addition.

One area that could have been improved was the number of USB ports, as there was only one available. This meant that if I needed to use a dash cam or charge someone else's phone, I had to unplug my own device, which was a bit inconvenient. However, it does have a cigarette port.

All in all, the Nissan Juke is a solid car with some nice features and enjoyable driving experience.

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