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MINI Countryman vs Nissan Juke

In a world exclusive, Auto Express pitted the MINI Countryman against the Nissan Juke crossover.

MINI Countryman vs. Nissan Juke

TWO of the most eagerly awaited small 4x4s locked horns in our New Cars special in Issue 1,124. Which came out on top? Well, the MINI Countryman is better to drive than the Nissan Juke, plus it’s more roomy and feels like a higher-quality product. But as the Cooper S costs £20,810 – or £5,115 more than the Juke – so it should. What’s clear is that families after a cool alternative to a regular hatch now have lots of choice.

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