Comments on: Nissan’s joke with Juke http://www.livingdesign.info/2010/03/09/nissan-joke-with-juke/ LivingDesign is a creative and inspiration resource dedicated to design and life and everything in-between. This blog is about things that stir and influence creative minds. Things, that could be from any where and in all shapes or sizes. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 12:53:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: James http://www.livingdesign.info/2010/03/09/nissan-joke-with-juke/#comment-2263 James Wed, 28 Dec 2011 03:48:09 +0000 http://www.livingdesign.info/?p=1616#comment-2263 It appears that Nissan has misspelled "Joke"!!! It appears that Nissan has misspelled “Joke”!!!

]]> By: John http://www.livingdesign.info/2010/03/09/nissan-joke-with-juke/#comment-2262 John Wed, 28 Dec 2011 03:44:36 +0000 http://www.livingdesign.info/?p=1616#comment-2262 This has got to be one of the ugliest cars since the Pontiac Asstic! This has got to be one of the ugliest cars since the Pontiac Asstic!

]]> By: amanda http://www.livingdesign.info/2010/03/09/nissan-joke-with-juke/#comment-2118 amanda Tue, 20 Sep 2011 12:07:53 +0000 http://www.livingdesign.info/?p=1616#comment-2118 great design, look like this amphibi cars for aliens great design, look like this amphibi cars for aliens

]]> By: Jon Boddy http://www.livingdesign.info/2010/03/09/nissan-joke-with-juke/#comment-2103 Jon Boddy Fri, 09 Sep 2011 15:49:33 +0000 http://www.livingdesign.info/?p=1616#comment-2103 The main question is:Why? Why did someone feel the need to sign off something as ugly as this?With extra shifts being brought in at Suncerland to cope with the deserved success of the Qashqai why did this grotesque monstrosity ever see the light of day?It looks like a pig on castors from some angles,which would be semi-foregiveable if the car itself was of class-leading talent,but after having read reports of a hard ride,poor rearward visibility and poor rear seat access,and having seen one close up,it beggars belief that it exists.Please,Nissan,can this one soon.You have the afore-mentioned Qashqai,the Note,and the new Micra,etc to be going on with,so please think again. The main question is:Why? Why did someone feel the need to sign off something as ugly as this?With extra shifts being brought in at Suncerland to cope with the deserved success of the Qashqai why did this grotesque monstrosity ever see the light of day?It looks like a pig on castors from some angles,which would be semi-foregiveable if the car itself was of class-leading talent,but after having read reports of a hard ride,poor rearward visibility and poor rear seat access,and having seen one close up,it beggars belief that it exists.Please,Nissan,can this one soon.You have the afore-mentioned Qashqai,the Note,and the new Micra,etc to be going on with,so please think again.

]]> By: Ryan http://www.livingdesign.info/2010/03/09/nissan-joke-with-juke/#comment-2004 Ryan Tue, 12 Jul 2011 08:41:56 +0000 http://www.livingdesign.info/?p=1616#comment-2004 Concepts are more about design, might not really work in real life, seeing from usage or production points. If they can copy the concept 100% and sell that I think they will. Meaning they couldn't. Concepts are more about design, might not really work in real life, seeing from usage or production points. If they can copy the concept 100% and sell that I think they will. Meaning they couldn’t.

]]> By: Asif Naqvi http://www.livingdesign.info/2010/03/09/nissan-joke-with-juke/#comment-1426 Asif Naqvi Mon, 17 Jan 2011 06:52:48 +0000 http://www.livingdesign.info/?p=1616#comment-1426 Unfortunately, I still have the same point of view on this. There's always a degree of change from concept to production and no denial about it however the “degree” of “conceptual degradation”, cosmetic or functional, is a separate matter. If you see Qashqai concept and production you would notice that the design essence is carried over to the consumer version but with Juke, I don't feel the same. Perhaps, it is because the Juke was designed (concept) as a sporty compact SUV and the approach is applied to a small hatchback car range! Unfortunately, I still have the same point of view on this. There’s always a degree of change from concept to production and no denial about it however the “degree” of “conceptual degradation”, cosmetic or functional, is a separate matter. If you see Qashqai concept and production you would notice that the design essence is carried over to the consumer version but with Juke, I don’t feel the same.

Perhaps, it is because the Juke was designed (concept) as a sporty compact SUV and the approach is applied to a small hatchback car range!

]]> By: enter here http://www.livingdesign.info/2010/03/09/nissan-joke-with-juke/#comment-1425 enter here Mon, 17 Jan 2011 06:01:05 +0000 http://www.livingdesign.info/?p=1616#comment-1425 I get the feeling you really aren't a car person. You complain about the differences between the production Juke and the concept car but some degree of change is inevitable. Everyone accepts it as a basic law of automotive evolution. Even so the Juke carries over much more of it's concept car roots than is typical in the automotive industry. Tell me, now that the initial shock has worn off, do you still think it so radical? I get the feeling you really aren’t a car person. You complain about the differences between the production Juke and the concept car but some degree of change is inevitable. Everyone accepts it as a basic law of automotive evolution. Even so the Juke carries over much more of it’s concept car roots than is typical in the automotive industry. Tell me, now that the initial shock has worn off, do you still think it so radical?

]]> By: Car Centre http://www.livingdesign.info/2010/03/09/nissan-joke-with-juke/#comment-375 Car Centre Thu, 25 Mar 2010 16:53:31 +0000 http://www.livingdesign.info/?p=1616#comment-375 Nice post about nissan juke. I think I like the design much. It reminds me with frog :P Nice post about nissan juke. I think I like the design much. It reminds me with frog :P

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