nissan juke 2012
Nissan Juke 2012 is intending to keep the same fuel economy or may be better than the late year models. The automatic transmission for the front wheel drive in Nissan Juke 2011, for instance, is about 27 miles per gallon for city mileage; and 32 miles per gallon on highway mileage while in manual transmission, the rate is about 24 miles per gallon for city mileage and for highway mileage, it reaches about 32 mile per gallon. This is due to many features that Nissan manufactures has in their cars. This rate, if stays the same for
Nissan Juke 2012 is really a good Nissan creativity in using Xtronic CVT transmission for this crossover car model.
Nissan Juke is supposed to have the same engine capacity other models had. The engine will come with four cylinders that have 1.6 Liter capacity and so it will have 188 horse power and torque of 177 lb feet.
Both the manual and the automatic transmission systems are available in Nissan Juke 2012. The manual transmission has up to six speeds. The automatic transmission comes with the Continuous variable Transmission, CVT, which will certainly gives more fuel mileage; the S model, for example, comes only with CVT. The Nissan Juke 2012 will certainly come as either a front wheel drive or a four wheel drive.
To help guessing the Nissan Juke 2012 expected price, you should be aware of two aspects; the first is the variety in trims that will be available for each model as well as the price chart for Nissan Juke 2011.
Nissan juke 2012
The USA Nissan Juke 2011 is sold at a price range of $19.7K to $25K, including the manufacturer destination fee. You may be able to buy the S model at about $20K while the manual model for the SV is about $21K, and a slight difference of about $.50K for the automatic style. The all wheel drive needs you to pay of about $23K or even more. Being more demanding, you may have the SL manual model for $23K, and $24 K for the automatic transmission Nissan Juke.
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