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2014 Ford Fiesta ST Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh Since driving the Ford Focus ST last year, it's been the car I would most likely buy for myself. But, with agile handling leading my priorities, smaller and lighter tend to be better. For 2014 the Fiesta, a foot shorter (160 vs. 172 inches), four inches narrower... Comparison vehicle: 2013 Nissan JUKE |
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Juke has design flaw with timing chain 2011 Nissan JUKE Pros and Cons Member5799 Three-Year Veteran The Nissan Juke has a timing chain issue and they are breaking at 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70 thousand miles rendering the motor useless with bent valves. Then Nissan wont honor the warranty, says its not their fault the timing chain they use breaks. And the replacement motor they... |
Look elsewhere!! 2011 Nissan JUKE Pros and Cons greyfrog Fun to drive sporty little car. |
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2013 Nissan JUKE Pros and Cons Member5614 I compared a lot of SUV crossovers before deciding on the Juke. Unknowns were the CVT and reliability record. However, the turbocharger gives this car a lot of pep. Handling is superb. AWD is a plus for winter weather. Ability to put it in manual is also great for snow... |
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2011 Nissan JUKE Pros and Cons A member in Alaska, United States I love the variety of driving "modes." I can get in, and choose how I want to drive that day. FWD, AWD-auto, full AWD; sporty/eco/balanced; manual or auto shift. The amount of control you have over the performance is amazing. |
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2011 Nissan JUKE Pros and Cons Member4983 Very unique styling. I get head turns all the time and have even been stopped at red lights and gas stations to receive compliments on my car. It is an awesome experience. |
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2011 Nissan JUKE Pros and Cons A member in California, United States Great AWD and AWD with vectoring performance |
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2011 Nissan JUKE Pros and Cons Member5180 Inexpensive to fill up, still not bad when you spring for the premium it recommends, an ideal trip car. First road trip it averaged 25.2mpg, driven with a lead foot. The more the Juke is driven the better the milage seems to get. |
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2011 Nissan JUKE Pros and Cons Member4905 Firm with minimal body roll and the ride is not rough because of its long suspension travel (higher ground clearance). Slip-sensing AWD mode helps grip in snow. Torque vectoring AWD mode fights under steer on pavement and is similar to systems like S-AWC. |