Used Nissan Juke Price Guide

The Nissan Juke is one of the UK's most popular compact crossovers, offering stylish design, practical space, and affordable motoring for budget-conscious buyers. With prices ranging from £7,500 to £25,000 and 445 listings currently available, there's a Juke to suit most requirements and budgets.

Market Summary

Price range
£7,500 – £25,000

Total listings
445

Most common year
2021

Most common fuel
Petrol

Nissan Juke Prices by Year

Year	Min Price	Avg Price	Max Price
2024	£22,000	£23,500	£25,000
2023	£19,000	£21,000	£23,000
2022	£16,500	£18,500	£20,500
2021	£14,500	£16,500	£18,500
2020	£12,500	£14,500	£16,500

Average Price by Fuel Type

Petrol

£15,000

Diesel

£16,500

Average Price by Mileage

Mileage	Average Price
0–10,000 miles miles	£19,500
10,000–30,000 miles miles	£16,000
30,000–60,000 miles miles	£13,500
60,000+ miles miles	£10,500

About the Nissan Juke

The Nissan Juke has been a staple of the UK used car market since its 2010 launch, with two generations now available secondhand. Known for its distinctive bold styling, elevated driving position, and nimble handling, the Juke appeals to first-time buyers, young families, and city drivers alike. The compact crossover sits between a hatchback and SUV, offering more interior space than a standard supermini whilst remaining fuel-efficient and easy to park. The current generation (2019–present) introduced a more refined interior, improved technology, and better safety features, whilst earlier models (2010–2019) deliver exceptional value for budget buyers willing to accept simpler equipment.

What Affects the Price

Used Nissan Juke prices are primarily influenced by model year, with newer examples commanding significantly higher premiums. Mileage remains a critical factor—low-mileage examples (under 30,000 miles) typically cost 20–30% more than high-mileage equivalents. Fuel type impacts value considerably; petrol models dominate the market and tend to be cheaper to buy, whilst diesel variants command a premium for their efficiency but now face uncertainty due to changing ownership trends. Trim level and specification significantly affect pricing—higher-spec variants with touchscreen navigation, climate control, and all-wheel drive cost substantially more. Service history, accident damage, and optional extras like panoramic sunroofs or upgraded alloy wheels also influence final market value.

Buying Tips and Best Value

The 2015–2017 generation represents exceptional value, offering modern enough equipment at significantly lower prices than 2019+ models. Pre-purchase inspection is essential; check for oil leaks around the engine bay, listen for transmission judder, and verify full service history. Many Jukes have covered considerable mileage, so factor in immediate maintenance costs. Petrol models (1.2-litre turbo and 1.6-litre naturally aspirated) are more affordable to maintain than diesels. Consider insurance and tax implications—older models fall into lower bands but may incur higher repair costs. The best-value sweet spot is typically 2016–2018 models with 40,000–60,000 miles, offering relative modernity without premium pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Used Nissan Juke prices range from approximately £7,500 for older, higher-mileage examples to £25,000 for newer, low-mileage models. Most examples fall between £12,000–£18,000. Price depends heavily on model year, mileage, fuel type, and condition. Earlier generation models (2010–2015) typically cost £7,500–£14,000, whilst newer generation models (2019+) command £18,000–£25,000.

The 2015–2017 model years offer the best balance of value and modern features. These examples are significantly cheaper than 2019+ models whilst offering improved interior quality, better infotainment systems, and more reliable engines compared to very early examples. Expect to pay £11,000–£16,000 for a 2016–2017 model with reasonable mileage. This generation avoids the premium pricing of current models whilst delivering a more refined ownership experience than pre-2014 vehicles.

Early models (2010–2012) occasionally suffer from CVT transmission shudder and lurching, particularly in stop-start traffic. Some owners report engine oil leaks around gasket areas on higher-mileage examples. Electrical gremlins affecting infotainment systems have been documented on 2014–2016 models. Check suspension components for wear, as some Jukes show excessive tyre wear. Ensure full service history is present, as irregular servicing can lead to costly issues. Have a pre-purchase inspection performed by a qualified mechanic to identify potential problems before committing to purchase.

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