What year Nissan Juke is most reliable?

Based on MOT first-test pass rates, the 2021 Nissan Juke has the highest pass rate at 93.1%, out of 164 vehicles tested.

What are the most common Nissan Juke MOT failures?

The most common Nissan Juke MOT failures vary by year. Check the individual year pages for detailed defect breakdowns — links in the table above.

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Nissan Juke — Reliability by Year

283,139 vehicles · MOT data 2010–2021 · first-test pass rates

This page shows MOT first-test pass rates for each year the Nissan Juke was manufactured — click any year to explore that cohort in detail. Trying to decide which year to buy? See the full buying guide →

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Best pass rate year

2021

93.1% pass rate · 164 vehicles

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Lowest pass rate year

2010

77.1% pass rate · 5,230 vehicles

Year	Pass rate	Avg mileage	Vehicles
2021	93.1%	19,313 mi	164
2020	91.9%	24,394 mi	147
2019	88.4%	28,648 mi	16,973
2018	87.9%	30,857 mi	23,791
2017	86.8%	37,071 mi	37,635
2016	84.5%	42,538 mi	37,406
2015	82.6%	47,346 mi	38,826
2014	80.7%	52,630 mi	37,872
2013	77.4%	56,703 mi	36,079
2012	78.0%	61,447 mi	27,983
2011	77.3%	64,495 mi	21,033
2010	77.1%	65,300 mi	5,230

Which year Nissan Juke is most reliable?

MOT pass rate by year of manufacture — averaged across each vehicle's lifetime of tests. Green = noticeably above average for this model; red = noticeably below average.

Tests range from an average of 19,313 miles (newest year) to 65,300 miles (oldest year). Older years naturally accumulate more tests at higher mileages — see the mileage-normalised breakdown →

Trying to decide which year to buy?

We've done the full analysis — which years to look for, which to avoid, and where to find the best value for reliability on a Nissan Juke.

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