Nissan Juke vs Renault Captur
A side-by-side comparison of the used Nissan Juke and Renault Captur — price, real monthly finance, running costs and MOT reliability, all from live UK stock.
Reviewed by the Motoring Today Editorial team · methodology in our editorial standards.
Nissan Juke or Renault Captur — which should I buy?
The Nissan Juke starts cheaper (Nissan Juke from £4,565, Renault Captur from £5,294), with illustrative finance from £111/mo and £128/mo respectively. On MOT reliability they score 42% and 88% first-time passes. The full spec, running-cost and deal breakdown is below.
- Juke from
- £4,565
- Captur from
- £5,294
- In stock
- 13 vs 5
| Metric | Nissan Juke | Renault Captur |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest in stock | £4,565 | £5,294 |
| Median price | £11,995 | £5,995 |
| From (per month)Illustrative, from live stock | £111/mo (HP, 60 months, 17.4% APR) | £128/mo (HP, 60 months, 12.4% APR) |
| Road tax (VED)Typical car in stock | £200/yr | £20/yr |
| Median mileage | 33,691 mi | 58,587 mi |
| Median year | 2023 | 2017 |
| Median CO₂ | 138 g/km | 107 g/km |
| Typical power | 112 bhp | 90 bhp |
| Most common fuel | Petrol | Diesel |
| Most common gearbox | Automatic | Manual |
| MOT first-time passDVSA history | 42% | 88% |
| Great/good deals in stockMotoring.Today price rating | 7 / 13 | 3 / 5 |
Motoring.Today score
Our 0–100 vehicle-intelligence score: reliability is from real DVSA MOT pass rates, the rest from manufacturer specs (MPG/CO₂, insurance group, Euro NCAP, dimensions). Higher is better — the stronger side is highlighted.
| Score | Nissan Juke | Renault Captur |
|---|---|---|
| Overall | 74/100 | 79/100 |
| Reliability | 60 | 77 |
| Running costs | 74 | 86 |
| Safety | 87 | 75 |
| Family & practicality | 82 | 81 |
| Insurance | 71 | 76 |
A guide, not a guarantee — based on the sample of stock and MOT/spec records we hold for each model.
Specs, side by side
Manufacturer specifications across the Nissan Juke and Renault Captur trim range. The stronger figure is highlighted where there's a clear better/worse direction (dimensions are shown for reference only).
| Spec | Nissan Juke | Renault Captur |
|---|---|---|
| MPG (combined) | 34–70 mpg | 43–78 mpg |
| CO₂ emissions | 104–185 g/km | 30–148 g/km |
| Insurance group1 (cheapest) – 50 | Group 8–26 | Group 7–22 |
| Euro NCAP safety | 5 stars (2019) | 4 stars (2024) |
| 0–60mph | 6.8s | 8.3s |
| Power | 92–214 bhp | 88–157 bhp |
| Seats | 5 | 5 |
| Doors | 5 | 5 |
| Length | 4135 mm | 4122 mm |
| Width | 1974 mm | 1778 mm |
| Height | 1565 mm | 1566 mm |
About the finance figures
Monthly payments shown are illustrative examples drawn from real quotes on cars currently in stock — the exact rate, term and APR depend on your circumstances, the lender and a credit check. They are not an offer of finance and are not a representative example of the total cost of credit.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is the Nissan Juke or the Renault Captur cheaper to buy?
- In current stock the Nissan Juke starts lower: the Nissan Juke is available from £4,565 (median £11,995) and the Renault Captur from £5,294 (median £5,995).
- What are the monthly finance payments on the Nissan Juke vs the Renault Captur?
- Illustrative finance starts from £111/mo (HP, 60 months, 17.4% APR) on the Nissan Juke and £128/mo (HP, 60 months, 12.4% APR) on the Renault Captur. These are examples from cars currently in stock, not offers of finance — the actual rate, term and APR depend on your circumstances, the lender and a credit check.
- Which is cheaper to tax, the Nissan Juke or the Renault Captur?
- The most common annual road tax (VED) across Nissan Juke stock is £200/yr, versus £20/yr for the Renault Captur — so the Renault Captur is generally cheaper to tax.
- Which is more reliable at MOT, the Nissan Juke or the Renault Captur?
- Based on DVSA MOT history across our stock, the Nissan Juke averages a 42% first-time pass rate and the Renault Captur 88% — the Renault Captur edges it on this measure.