What deposit is needed to get a Nissan Juke for under £150 per month?

Based on a representative example of 13% APR over 60 months with a £0 deposit, our current Nissan Juke stock starts from £121 per month. While finance is subject to status, a larger deposit will typically lower your monthly payments.

Does my credit score affect the monthly payment?

Yes, it does. The representative APR of 13% is an example; the actual APR offered to you will depend on your individual credit history and the outcome of affordability checks.

Should I choose HP or PCP for this budget?

HP (Hire Purchase) means you own the car outright once all payments are made, while PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) offers lower monthly payments but typically involves a balloon payment to own the car at the end. For a full explanation, please refer to Motoring Today's PCP vs HP finance guide.

Nissan Juke under £150 per month

In stock

Live Nissan Juke listings

From / month

£118/mo

Cheapest representative quote

Monthly budget

£150

Under £150 a month

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Above market

Nissan Juke

2016 Tekna Dig-t

PetrolManual82,865 mi2016

Band D · £170/yr

£118/mo

£4,899

cash

AB Dealers·4.6 (196)· Feltham

Fair price

Nissan Juke

2014 Acenta Premium Dig-t

PetrolManual48,000 mi2014

Band D · £170/yr

£123/mo

£5,495

cash

East Knighton Car Sales·4.6 (58)· Dorchester

Above market

Nissan Juke

2012 Tekna

PetrolManual80,000 mi2012

Band E · £200/yr

£145/mo

£5,490

cash

Cobalt Motors·4.5 (143)· West Allotment

Frequently asked questions

What deposit is needed to get a Nissan Juke for under £150 per month?: Based on a representative example of 13% APR over 60 months with a £0 deposit, our current Nissan Juke stock starts from £121 per month. While finance is subject to status, a larger deposit will typically lower your monthly payments.
Does my credit score affect the monthly payment?: Yes, it does. The representative APR of 13% is an example; the actual APR offered to you will depend on your individual credit history and the outcome of affordability checks.
Should I choose HP or PCP for this budget?: HP (Hire Purchase) means you own the car outright once all payments are made, while PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) offers lower monthly payments but typically involves a balloon payment to own the car at the end. For a full explanation, please refer to Motoring Today's PCP vs HP finance guide.