Guarantee

Nissan’s comprehensive vehicle warranty covers your vehicle for 3 years or 100,000 km whichever comes first, against manufacturing defects. As with all warranties there are certain limitations and requirements which you, as our Customer should be aware of.

• Your vehicle must be maintained in accordance with Nissan’s maintenance and service schedule.
• Nissan Ireland highly recommends that your Nissan should be maintained by an authorised Nissan repairer. Remember - No one knows Nissan vehicles better than Nissan!
• The benefits to you are that your vehicle will be maintained by Technicians who are professionally trained to the highest standards.
• As the “Experts” Nissan Authorised Repairer’s will ensure that your vehicle is continually monitored in line with manufacturer’s recommendations for corrective and preventative maintenance.
• You should ensure that the vehicles service history record logbook is accurately completed and stamped by the servicing dealer after every service.
• The use of genuine spare parts will assure you of safety, reliability and correct fit every time at competitive prices.
• Your vehicle must have paintwork and body work inspected annually.
• Nissan paintwork is covered for 3 years unlimited
• Your Nissan is covered against perforation from corrosion for 6-12 years (depending on model)
• Genuine Nissan Spare Parts carry a 12 month unlimited mileage warranty
• Your Nissan is covered anywhere in mainland Europe
• You should retain all service records and invoices in the event of a query on a warranty repair.
• You should read the Warranty Information Booklet supplied with your Nissan and be familiar with its contents.

Reviews

• Juke of sport

  Evening Herald
  2013-06-19…
   
  Nissan’s performance brand Nismo is brilliantly bonkers, writes IAN MALLON
  A LITTLE bird tells me that there will be trouble at mill in the very near future with the voting habits of certain motoring journalists.
  We all know at this stage that the Irish Motor Writers’ Association has been asked to declare how they vote in the annual Car of the Year hootenanny.
  Certain members, from let’s say more modest titles with circulations to match, are even more trenchant in the steadfast determination to give nothing away as the row hurtles towards the annual assessment.
  That’s

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• Nissan Juke is proof that different can be great

  Mayo Advertiser, 07-02-2012, by Padraic Deane…

  When the Nissan Juke arrived in 2010, it brought with it a sense of adventure to the car market. It had unique styling that wasn’t going to be everyones cup of tea. It was after all designed to grab the attention of a younger audience. I wasn’t sure that I liked the look of it myself at first, but in a short time, that changed – it grew on me. And most important, it brought some very refreshing qualities with it. It was light and nimble, yet
  giving the driver feel of a bigger car.

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• Juke Special

  As Nissan Ireland’s all-new Micra hits showrooms just ahead of the arrival of its innovative Leaf, the world’s first mass-market production electric vehicle, the company reports demand outstripping supply in the case of both its big selling Qashqai and current Continental Car of the Year winner Juke.
  The good news is there are fresh supplies on the way.
  And keen interest in the Nissan Leaf, which arrives on March 1, has so far brought 500 advance orders with up to 1,000 sales projected by the end of 2011, while the new fourth generation Micra – there are around 46,000 currently…

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• A Lot to Like About Nissan Juke, Nissan’s Designer Baby

  Last week, the new Nissan Juke was voted Continental Irish Car of the Year by the Irish Motoring Writer’s Association.  So, what is it about Nissan’s new baby that brought it to the top of the pile?
  Is it its concept car looks, which seem to blend bits of 370Z, Murano and Qashqai?  Debatable.  For some, it’s the hottest thing on the market; for others, its like a frog on steroids.  While it is spacious enough in the front compartment, anyone much over 5ft 6ins will find things cramped in the rear, where narrow doors impede entry.  Once inside, there…

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• Juke Crowned King of the Cars

  The Nissan Juke has been voted the 2011 Continental Irish Car of the Year after beating off stiff competition from Kia’s Venga and BMW’s 5 Series.
  The all-new Juke took Ireland’s top motoring award with an impressive 185 points – 19 points more than the second-placed Kia Venga and 27 points ahead of the BMW 5 Series.
  The Skoda Yeti came in fourth with 149 points, just marginally ahead of the new Opel Astra with 144 points.
  The Nissan Juke also secured a category win as the Continental Irish Small Car of the Year.
  The BMW 5 Series was awarded…

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• Nissan Juke No 1

  The Nissan Juke has been voted Continental Irish Car of the Year 2011 by the Irish Motoring Writers’ Association.  The announcement was made at a ceremony last Thursday in the Convention Centre, Dublin attended by leading figures from the motor industry.
  The Juke – a funky baby Qashqai – with 185 points beat my favourite, the tardis-like Kia which had 166 points.  In third place was the BMW 5 Series (158 points) while the Skoda Yeti, with 149 points, came fourth and the Opel Astra fifth with 144.
  The Irish Motoring Writers Association judges awarded points on criteria ranging from…

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