Nissan Juke (2017) travel systems.

[essexanon]

Hey guys.

So I have a Nissan Juke (2017) so a bigger boot than the pre 2014 models.

Does anyone else have a juke?
What buggy/carrycot/car seat did you use?

I love the egg but not sure it’ll fit in the boot with the carry cot and bags etc.

Any other good suggestions?

xx

I have a juke 2017 model, if it's a single pram your getting to be fair most will fit, but I struggle as need a double. I'd stay away from umbrella folds as they are quite long.

There are videos on you tube that show various prams fitting in the boot. The problem you will find is even though the pram fits you have literally no room for anything else.

Car seat wise we have a maxi cosi and isofix. But to be honest I haven't even tried it yet 😬

Possibly not so helpful as I have the 2011 Juke- I swear a matchbox would be bigger! So I’ll not comment on Pram/ boot size as you have more space. Car seat wise we had a Concorde air isofixed and then moved on to the Joie Ianchor advance isofixed and the Joie stages sestbelted in. Both the Joie seats say suitable from birth but we got the Concorde first and only got the Joie’s when he outgrew his infant carrier. Have had both Joie’s in the Juke at some stage and only this week have changed from rear facing my 4.5 year old. They do impact the front passenger seat leg room significantly but we have always found seat wise/ child wise the fit and space has been fine. Depends how often you have a front passenger I suppose! Both great seats though! Love Joie stuff!

Thanks guys. It’s so hard trying to find bits to fit in the car without taking up all the space. @Ibizababyy there will be a passenger in the front seat most of the time as we use it as the family car, there’s 3 adults in the house and the baby on the way.
I’m trying to find a baby seat that doesn’t impact the front passenger seat too much as the other adults in my house have really long legs and so need to sit with the seat right back. 😒 xx

Ahhh ok that makes sense. The Concorde air doesn’t take up too much room especially if used seat belted rather than isofix. That may be something to consider actually- in general most seatbelted seats take up less room than isofix as they are directly against the back seat rather than the base