Nissan Juke dimensions

It might not be love at first sight, but a drive in the 2011 Nissan Juke will have you seeing the inner beauty of this feisty little hatchback. Nissan Juke Hatchback offers the following pros: Lively performance; sporty handling; convenient front seats; available all-wheel drive. Nissan Juke Hatchback drawbacks are: Polarizing styling; limited headroom in back seat; too much hard plastic in cab.

The 2011 Nissan Juke is a 4-door hatchback available in three versions: base S, well-equipped SV and leather-lined SL.

Traditional equipment on the S contains 17-inch alloy wheels, full performance accessories, cruise control, keyless entry, air-conditioning, 60/40-split-folding back seatings, a tilt helm, a trip computer, Bluetooth connectivity and a six-speaker audio with CD player, Ipod integration, an optional stereo slot and steering-wheel-mounted controls.

The SV adds a sunroof, back privacy glass, keyless ignition/entry, a leather-wrapped helm, updated upholstery, radio, automatic conditioning and the Integrated Control (i-con) system. I-con enables one to select Normal, Sport and Eco (economy) options for throttle, steering and transmission (with the CVT) response.

The SL adds automatic headlights, foglights, leather upholstery, heated front seatings, an updated stereo system (with a subwoofer and a USB jack), a rearview monitor and an Sd-card-based navigator with real-time traffic.

Feature highlights for the S include a Sport suite (rear spoiler, stainless-steel exhaust outlet and original wheels), a Chrome suite (door handles, mirrors and side molding) and an Dashboard Illumination suite (accent lighting and illuminated door sill plates). The SV can be had with those features as well as a Navigation suite (navigator plus the updated stereo system). The SL likewise provides the Sport, Chrome and Dashboard Illumination packages.

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