Liam Fenwick, General Manager,

Vauxhall Newcastle

"WE HAVE MOVED TO A BRAND NEW SITE! Just off the A1 at Westerhope. The 2022 Nissan Juke Hatchback 1.0 DiG-T 114 N-Connecta 5dr combines style, performance, and advanced technology for an exhilarating driving experience. Powered by a turbocharged 1.0-liter petrol engine, it delivers responsive acceleration and impressive fuel efficiency, perfect for both city driving and longer journeys. As an N-Connecta trim, this Juke offers a host of premium features, including Nissan's advanced safety suite with intelligent emergency braking, lane departure warning, and blind-spot monitoring, providing peace of mind on every drive. The 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system comes with built-in navigation, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto connectivity, keeping you connected and entertained while on the road. The Juke's distinctive exterior design features bold lines, sleek LED headlights, and stylish alloy wheels, making it stand out on the road. Inside, the cabin offers a spacious and comfortable environment for both driver and passengers, with ample legroom and cargo space. With its blend of performance, safety, and technology, the 2022 Nissan Juke Hatchback 1.0 DiG-T 114 N-Connecta 5dr is an excellent choice for drivers looking for a compact SUV that offers both style and substance. Why Bristol Street Vauxhall Newcastle? Bristol Street Vauxhall Newcastle goes beyond selling cars, it's about providing an outstanding experience. Our dealership is synonymous with trust and transparency. When you choose us, you choose a partner in your car buying journey, committed to making your purchase smooth and satisfying. Check out our Google Reviews and find out yourself. We would love for you to experience this yourself. Give us a call or email to request a personalised live video presentation of this car. Every car is serviced if due within 6 months and MOT'd if due within 9 months. Why not reserve me for £99? This can be done online or over the phone, Fully refundable. We offer competitive finance on both Hire Purchase and PCP. We are a Vauxhall main dealer and have been for over 30 years!!"

Mark Prince, General Manager,

Nissan Widnes

"The Juke is a firm favourite in the small SUV market, and takes on rivals like the Hyundai Kona, Toyota C-HR and Volkswagen T-Cross. The second-generation Juke is a big improvement on the original, stylish SUV that shook up the market when it first appeared on the scene back in 2010. It's better to drive, roomier and nicer inside, and its engine emits lower emissions too. There are a few areas where some rivals do things better, but arguably few do it with this much style. Regardless, the Juke is still a car worthy of your attention if you're after a vehicle of this type. While the Nissan Juke doesn't have a choice of engines, the one it's got should be pretty cost-effective to run, with strong fuel economy compared to rivals. Price-wise, the Juke is pretty reasonable although can get quite pricey for the higher-end models. However, its predicted resale value is very decent, which could mean it'll be cheaper to run over several years than plenty of rivals. Nissan has a very good reputation for reliability, sitting in fourth place overall in JD Power's 2019 Vehicle Dependability Study, which ranks the main car manufacturers. It also sits well in the top half of Warranty Direct's Reliability Index, which looks at older cars, so that suggests a well-established level of quality. The Nissan Juke includes automatic emergency braking as standard on all models, with the capability of spotting pedestrians and cyclists as well as other vehicles. A lane departure warning system is also included on all models, as is traffic sign recognition, which displays recent signs on the dashboard in case you forget, for example, what the speed limit is. There are plenty of other safety systems available too, although some of only on higher-spec cars. There's a quality feel to the interior of the Nissan Juke, with decent-quality plastics and plenty of soft-touch areas. Passenger space is much improved on its predecessor, with head and legroom for two adults in the back but three will be a squeeze too far. The boot is bigger too, as is the aperture that you load stuff in to. It's not as capacious as a Volkswagen T-Cross, but it's far from cramped and plenty would argue that the Juke makes up for it with its looks. There are two cupholders between the front seats and storage spaces in the door pockets and under the central armrest. All versions of the Nissan Juke get bright LED headlights, which is impressive at this price. The entry-level Visia rides on 16-inch alloy wheels and comes with DAB radio and cruise control, but lacks the touchscreen infotainment system of other models. For that, you need to upgrade to the Acenta, which also gives you 17-inch wheels, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and a rear view camera. The touchscreen system is an improvement on previous versions, but not quite as slick as Volkswagen's system. However, it also gives you various connected services such as Google Assistant and the ability to connect to a smartphone app, letting you monitor things like fuel level and whether or not the car is locked. You can also remotely flash the lights to help remember where you parked it. Bump up to N-Connecta trim and you'll get satellite navigation from TomTom which is a very easy system to use. There is a reason why Nissan's Juke has been one of the UK's best selling car for so long. . . . All you need to do is take a look and drive it you'll soon understand why."

Adam Gilmore, General Manager,

Nissan Glasgow Central

"WOW! Look at this fantastic Juke 1.0 Dig-t 114 Acenta 5Dr Hatchback we have in stock here at Glasgow Nissan. This stunning car has been taken care of by its 1 previous owner. The car has a full service history, so you can relax knowing it's been thoroughly maintained. The Juke 1.0 Dig-t 114 Acenta 5Dr Hatchback comes with great features, some of which include Apple car play, bluettoth and cruise control - these will make your driving life much more enjoyable and the envy of all your neighbours. Don't take our word for it though, enquire today and we can arrange a virtual or physical appointment & you can see this cracker in all its glory. All of our cars go through our rigorous preparation process so you can be assured the car is in great condition. At Macklin Motors you can reserve online for just £99."

Kristian Spear, General Manager,

Nissan Halifax

"Introducing the Nissan Juke Hatchback 1.0 DiG-T 114 N-Connecta 5dr - a bold statement of individuality, innovation, and dynamic performance. Designed to stand out from the crowd, this crossover redefines the essence of urban driving. With its distinctive exterior styling, the Nissan Juke commands attention wherever it goes. From its striking front fascia to its sleek lines and athletic stance, it exudes confidence and personality on the road. Under the hood, the 1.0-liter DiG-T engine delivers spirited performance and impressive fuel efficiency, making every journey a thrilling adventure while keeping running costs low. Step inside, and you'll find a modern and comfortable cabin loaded with innovative features. The N-Connecta trim level offers a host of technology upgrades, including a user-friendly infotainment system, smartphone integration, and advanced driver assistance features for added safety and convenience. Whether navigating city streets or embarking on weekend getaways, the Nissan Juke Hatchback 1.0 DiG-T 114 N-Connecta 5dr offers a dynamic and engaging driving experience. With its unique blend of style, performance, and innovation, it's the perfect choice for those who refuse to blend in."

Barry Lindsay, General Manager,

Nissan Glasgow South

"The Juke N-Connecta Auto is a firm favourite in the small SUV market, and takes on rivals like the Hyundai Kona, Toyota C-HR and Volkswagen T-Cross. The second-generation Juke is a big improvement on the original, stylish SUV that shook up the market when it first appeared on the scene back in 2010. It's better to drive, roomier and nicer inside, and its engine emits lower emissions too. There are a few areas where some rivals do things better, but arguably few do it with this much style. Regardless, the Juke is still a car worthy of your attention if you're after a vehicle of this type. While the Nissan Juke doesn't have a choice of engines, the one it's got should be pretty cost-effective to run, with strong fuel economy compared to rivals. Price-wise, the Juke is pretty reasonable although can get quite pricey for the higher-end models. However, its predicted resale value is very decent, which could mean it'll be cheaper to run over several years than plenty of rivals"

Richard Smith, General Manager,

Renault York

"We have great pleasure to offer this fantastic Nissan Juke Acenta to the market that represents great value for money and this model comes with some top features and a really high level of specification that sets this apart from the rest. Here at Bristol Street Motors Renault & Dacia in York we have the highest of preparation standards both mechanically and cosmetically which sets us apart from most dealers so buying from us really will give you piece of mind motoring. We can send you a detailed personalized virtual video tour direct to you mobile phone or smart device within minutes so please don't hesitate to request one from our team standing by ready to help. We can also arrange nationwide delivery up and down the country via one of our approved logistics companies. You can reserve this fabulous car online now with just £99 deposit or call us in branch with any questions you may have."

Mark Prince, General Manager,

Nissan Widnes

"The Juke is a firm favourite in the small SUV market, and takes on rivals like the Hyundai Kona, Toyota C-HR and Volkswagen T-Cross. The second-generation Juke is a big improvement on the original, stylish SUV that shook up the market when it first appeared on the scene back in 2010. It's better to drive, roomier and nicer inside, and its engine emits lower emissions too. There are a few areas where some rivals do things better, but arguably few do it with this much style. Regardless, the Juke is still a car worthy of your attention if you're after a vehicle of this type. While the Nissan Juke doesn't have a choice of engines, the one it's got should be pretty cost-effective to run, with strong fuel economy compared to rivals. Price-wise, the Juke is pretty reasonable although can get quite pricey for the higher-end models. However, its predicted resale value is very decent, which could mean it'll be cheaper to run over several years than plenty of rivals. Nissan has a very good reputation for reliability, sitting in fourth place overall in JD Power's 2019 Vehicle Dependability Study, which ranks the main car manufacturers. It also sits well in the top half of Warranty Direct's Reliability Index, which looks at older cars, so that suggests a well-established level of quality. The Nissan Juke includes automatic emergency braking as standard on all models, with the capability of spotting pedestrians and cyclists as well as other vehicles. A lane departure warning system is also included on all models, as is traffic sign recognition, which displays recent signs on the dashboard in case you forget, for example, what the speed limit is. There are plenty of other safety systems available too, although some of only on higher-spec cars. There's a quality feel to the interior of the Nissan Juke, with decent-quality plastics and plenty of soft-touch areas. Passenger space is much improved on its predecessor, with head and legroom for two adults in the back but three will be a squeeze too far. The boot is bigger too, as is the aperture that you load stuff in to. It's not as capacious as a Volkswagen T-Cross, but it's far from cramped and plenty would argue that the Juke makes up for it with its looks. There are two cupholders between the front seats and storage spaces in the door pockets and under the central armrest. All versions of the Nissan Juke get bright LED headlights, which is impressive at this price. The entry-level Visia rides on 16-inch alloy wheels and comes with DAB radio and cruise control, but lacks the touchscreen infotainment system of other models. For that, you need to upgrade to the Acenta, which also gives you 17-inch wheels, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and a rear view camera. The touchscreen system is an improvement on previous versions, but not quite as slick as Volkswagen's system. However, it also gives you various connected services such as Google Assistant and the ability to connect to a smartphone app, letting you monitor things like fuel level and whether or not the car is locked. You can also remotely flash the lights to help remember where you parked it. Bump up to N-Connecta trim and you'll get satellite navigation from TomTom which is a very easy system to use. There is a reason why Nissan's Juke has been one of the UK's best selling car for so long. . . . All you need to do is take a look and drive it you'll soon understand why."

Mark Prince, General Manager,

Nissan Widnes

"The Juke is a firm favourite in the small SUV market, and takes on rivals like the Hyundai Kona, Toyota C-HR and Volkswagen T-Cross. The second-generation Juke is a big improvement on the original, stylish SUV that shook up the market when it first appeared on the scene back in 2010. It's better to drive, roomier and nicer inside, and its engine emits lower emissions too. There are a few areas where some rivals do things better, but arguably few do it with this much style. Regardless, the Juke is still a car worthy of your attention if you're after a vehicle of this type. While the Nissan Juke doesn't have a choice of engines, the one it's got should be pretty cost-effective to run, with strong fuel economy compared to rivals. Price-wise, the Juke is pretty reasonable although can get quite pricey for the higher-end models. However, its predicted resale value is very decent, which could mean it'll be cheaper to run over several years than plenty of rivals. Nissan has a very good reputation for reliability, sitting in fourth place overall in JD Power's 2019 Vehicle Dependability Study, which ranks the main car manufacturers. It also sits well in the top half of Warranty Direct's Reliability Index, which looks at older cars, so that suggests a well-established level of quality. The Nissan Juke includes automatic emergency braking as standard on all models, with the capability of spotting pedestrians and cyclists as well as other vehicles. A lane departure warning system is also included on all models, as is traffic sign recognition, which displays recent signs on the dashboard in case you forget, for example, what the speed limit is. There are plenty of other safety systems available too, although some of only on higher-spec cars. There's a quality feel to the interior of the Nissan Juke, with decent-quality plastics and plenty of soft-touch areas. Passenger space is much improved on its predecessor, with head and legroom for two adults in the back but three will be a squeeze too far. The boot is bigger too, as is the aperture that you load stuff in to. It's not as capacious as a Volkswagen T-Cross, but it's far from cramped and plenty would argue that the Juke makes up for it with its looks. There are two cupholders between the front seats and storage spaces in the door pockets and under the central armrest. All versions of the Nissan Juke get bright LED headlights, which is impressive at this price. The entry-level Visia rides on 16-inch alloy wheels and comes with DAB radio and cruise control, but lacks the touchscreen infotainment system of other models. For that, you need to upgrade to the Acenta, which also gives you 17-inch wheels, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and a rear view camera. The touchscreen system is an improvement on previous versions, but not quite as slick as Volkswagen's system. However, it also gives you various connected services such as Google Assistant and the ability to connect to a smartphone app, letting you monitor things like fuel level and whether or not the car is locked. You can also remotely flash the lights to help remember where you parked it. Bump up to N-Connecta trim and you'll get satellite navigation from TomTom which is a very easy system to use. There is a reason why Nissan's Juke has been one of the UK's best selling car for so long. . . . All you need to do is take a look and drive it you'll soon understand why."