2017 Nissan Juke

The Nissan Juke was one car which was always destined to stand out from the crowd. Whether that was for positive or negative reasons is very much down to a matter of opinion. It's not all just for show though as the Juke came in a four-wheel-drive version too. The boot is a reasonable size at 354 litres, with no load lip to lug things over a split-rear seats that fold flat. There are plenty of handy stowage areas in the funky looking cabin and an easy-to-use onboard computer. The raised driving position makes the car feel much larger than it actually is and there is plenty of visibility all-round too. Standard equipment across the range includes alloy wheels, air conditioning and a trip computer. It is a surprisingly fun car to drive and can be nippy enough when you need it to be. The two petrol engines and popular diesel variant all offer a fine blend of performance and economy.