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15 Cars That Should’ve Ended a Brand—but Somehow Saved It

13. Nissan Juke

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A vibrant Nissan Juke stands out on a city street, showcasing its quirky design and compact crossover appeal. | Photo by Zulfugar Karimov on Pexels

The Nissan Juke made waves with its unconventional, polarizing design that split opinions and seemed likely to deter mainstream buyers. Instead, it connected with a younger, style-conscious audience, quickly becoming a surprise hit.
The Juke’s popularity propelled Nissan into the booming urban crossover market and inspired a wave of copycats from competitors. Its boldness paid off, cementing Nissan’s reputation for innovation and risk-taking. Dive into the Juke’s history at Autocar.

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