[darex]

Do USA Jukes also have power-folding mirrors (e.g. the SL-trim) like some trim-level UK Jukes do?

I really want this feature, but I can't see that it is on our Jukes (or that it is not).

Thanks.

David

 

[Juke-of-earl]

Uk tekna has auto folding mirrors .

 

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its only available on top spec Uk/European models, so its likely to be the same for other markets it should say in the brochure somewhere

 

[SkvanD]

No folding door mirrors here in the USA..not even an option as far as I can tell.

 

[darex]

They fold alright, just not electrically. I got a response back from Nissan: "No power folding mirrors at this time". Perhaps in a future Krom edition??? ;-).

D.

 

[trachycarpus]

No folding door mirrors here in the USA..not even an option as far as I can tell.

Hi all in the states, Apparently you have nice wide roads, nice wide parking bays at the out of town shopping malls anddamn great garages to park in at home, so why oh why do you need mirrors that fold in when you lock the car? .Over here in blighty we have narrow roads , narrow parking bays at the supermarket and can't afford garages. We do have high fuel prices , high taxation and here in beloved Gravesend your Indian Queen Pochahontas. T

Edited by: trachycarpus

 

[darex]

Not every city in the USA is that way.  In Philadelphia, we have the same conditions as you, and mirrors that aren't folded-in rarely survive the night.

Private garages are precious and rare (and usually quite tiny).

 

[trachycarpus]

Not every city in the USA is that way. In Philadelphia, we have the same conditions as you, and mirrors that aren't folded-in rarely survive the night.

Private garages are precious and rare (and usually quite tiny).

Hi darex, I did not mean any offence but for those of us who are untravelled we are taught that everything in The States is bigger. T.

 

[flynn]

Really. Very interesting

 

[Pilgrim]

Must remember not to go to Philly next time I am in the States. Most places I have been to, do have everything larged up, plus now that mostcars have moved away from the "Yank tank" size, as they were affectionately known, everything must seem even bigger than before, except Philly, of course??