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Nissan has announced U.S. pricing for the 2014 Nissan JUKE and JUKE NISMO sport cross vehicles, which are currently available for purchase.
The JUKE NISMO, first introduced in mid-2013, is offered in a choice of front-wheel drive with 6-speed manual transmission or all-wheel drive with NISMO-tuned CVT transmission.
The 2014 JUKE is also offered with two custom equipment packages: the special Midnight Edition and Sport Package. The Midnight Edition features unique 17-inch Black Wheels, a Sapphire Black rear roof spoiler, Sapphire Black mirror caps and privacy glass. The Sport Package includes a body-color rear spoiler, 17-inch aluminum-alloy wheels and stainless steel exhaust finisher. A Navigation Package is also available. Enhancements for the 2014 JUKE include the addition of two new exterior colors: Red Alert and Bordeaux Black.
The manufacturer's suggested retail rrices (MSRP) for the 2014 Nissan JUKE include:
Model/Transmission
JUKE S CVT FWD
$18,990 USD
JUKE SV MT FWD
$20,990 USD
JUKE SV CVT FWD
$22,040 USD
JUKE NISMO MT FWD
$22,990 USD
JUKE SL CVT FWD
$24,290 USD
JUKE S CVT AWD
$20,990 USD
JUKE SV CVT AWD
$23,740 USD
JUKE NISMO CVT AWD
$25,290 USD
JUKE SL CVT AWD
$25,990 USD
Destination and handling is $810.
All 2014 JUKE models are built on Nissan's proven global B-platform. The advanced 1.6-liter direct injection gasoline (DIGÔ) turbo, 16-valve DOHC aluminum-alloy inline 4-cylinder engine is rated at 188 hp and 197 hp for non-NISMO and NISMO models respectively.
JUKE AWD models come standard with an advanced torque vectoring AWD system, which splits torque up to 50:50 between the front and rear wheels and can also can split torque from side-to-side across the rear axle. The automaker noted that, when cornering, the system helps reduce understeer and enhance the vehicle's cornering feel.
Also offered is the innovative Integrated Control (I-CON) system that combines control of the automatic A/C and the three-mode drive selector - Normal for everyday driving; Sport for a more intense performance feel; and Eco for maximum efficiency - adjusting throttle, transmission (CVT) and steering feel, according to the automaker.
Available JUKE interior and technology features include leather-appointed seats, intelligent key with push button ignition, rear view monitor, Rockford Fosgate ecoPUNCH audio system and Nissan Navigation System with NavTraffic real-time traffic information (SiriusXM subscription required, sold separately). Safety features include six air bags, anti-lock braking system (ABS) and vehicle dynamic control (VDC).
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