[93449]

Never saw the commercials, but I like them.

 

[peteyvavs]

The juke has seen an uptick in sales herein the Tampa market. Mine is a 2016 and has been trouble free, handles beautifully, and has some pep on the freeway.

 

[msagustin]

I was having CVT issues with one of my Jukes. They repaired the issue by changing the CVT fluid again and doing a TCM software update. I asked the dealer and sales staff about the Juke and they confirmed the Juke is done in the US and we have to suffice with the Rogue Sport in the mean time.
They didn’t want to speculate on the Kicks being a replacement.
They went on to say, the Juke was a hidden gem and that the majority of current buyers are looking for higher mileage smaller crossovers, hence the lower power with the Rogue Sport and its competition.

The Rogue Sport is not that bad looking inside but I’m hoping they can up the power or make it an option. Maybe A Nismo Rogue Sport.

 

[teh603]

I took a test drive and got two different stories from two different dealers. One of them tried to put me in a Rogue ("Or a Rogue Sport? Or a Kia Soul?"), and said the Juke had come to an end. The other said something more to the effect of "Well, I haven't seen a 2018 Juke yet, but that only means I haven't seen it" and gave me the test drive I wanted.

 

[Herbtea]

Went to my dealership the other day and was told yes no more Juke for 2018, being replaced by some model , sorry I forgot name lol that has been selling in Mexico for the last 2 or 3 years.

 

[karmajack]

Went to my dealership the other day and was told yes no more Juke for 2018, being replaced by some model , sorry I forgot name lol that has been selling in Mexico for the last 2 or 3 years.

The void of the Juke is kinda being "replaced" by two models. I use the term replaced loosely as neither vehicle really replaces all aspects of what the Juke offered. Nissan's definition of Replace is apparently just "compact SUV". The two models being...The Rogue Sport. Which has been available since 2006 in one varient (J10), then updated in 2013 (J11), and gone by the names Qashqai in Europe, and Dualis in Japan and Australia. US versions and options may and will differ. https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/2017-nissan-rogue-sport-first-drive-reviewand The Kicks. Available since 2016 in South America under the same name. 2018 Nissan Kicks First Look: City-Friendly and Focused on Fuel Economy - Motor Trend