[Bo & Luke Juke]

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Quoted from Carpages.co.uk..


Nissan Juke residual valuesResidual values for the segment-busting Nissan Juke crossover
are some of the best in the industry.

Data provided by CAP shows they range from an impressive 52% to 54%
based on three years/60,000 miles of ownership.


This extremely competitive figure is higher than many of the Nissan
Juke's B-segment competitors. For comparison, the MINI hatchback has RVs
of 48% and 50% for petrol and diesel models respectively. The Nissan
Juke's rating is on a par with the MINI Countryman, which also has a RV
of 52%.


Tony Lewis, Nissan's corporate sales director said: "We have worked
hard to ensure that Juke ownership is hassle-free, and that includes the
retained value of the car. Potential customers who love the Juke's
style can now buy with confidence."


Nissan Juke insurance ratings start at Group 11E for the 1.6-litre
117bhp petrol in Visia trim. Acenta and Tekna versions with the same
engine are both rated Group 12E. For cars with the more powerful 190bhp
engine, the rating is Group 21E except for the 4WD model which is Group
20E.


All Nissan Jukes powered by the 1.5-litre dCi 110bhp diesel are Group
13E, except for the entry level Visia which is Group 12E.
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<td valign="bottom">1.6 (117)</td>
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<td valign="bottom">1.6 (190)</td>
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<td valign="bottom">11E</td>
<td valign="bottom">12E</td>
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<td valign="bottom">21E</td>
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<td valign="bottom">12E</td>
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Officially on sale at Nissan's UK dealerships from 24th September
2010, more than 3,000 orders for the innovative Nissan Juke have already
been taken.

From Carpages.co.uk..



Edited by: Bo & Luke Juke

 

[iamdabe]

I do wonder how they can tell this before the car's even 3yrs old, surely the residual value is subject to change?

Even so if those values hold up after 3 years, looking forward to having a nice bit of equity in our car

 

[chris78]

Its probably something to do with the fact that most car dealers use CAP when doing part-exs. They can go into the CAP system and find out what your part ex is worth, so I think you'll find those figures oddly accurate............