£4,850
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2012 Nissan Juke______________1.6 Petro AUTOMATIC________________12 months MOT________________85k Miles____________________Service History_________________Sat-Nav___________________Bluetooth__________________Rev Camera_________________Full Leather_____________________3 months Evo Warranty__________
For SD12LFV
Not recorded as stolen
No third-party trace
3 previous keepers
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Plate changes recorded
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No colour changes
Mileage data available †
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Not an insurance write-off
Outstanding finance details
Estimated cost of vehicle ownership
MOT history & common failures*
Full vehicle specification
Mileage discrepancies*
Market valuation*
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A vehicle that has been in an accident will be assessed by insurance companies and assigned a category: A, B, S or N. However, we only list Cat S or N cars as Cat A and B cars are not roadworthy and safe.
The 'S' in Cat S stands for structural damage. This means the vehicle has damage to its structure/chassis, which is more than just cosmetic damage. But the vehicle can be professionally repaired, making it safe and roadworthy.
Similarly, the 'N' in Cat N stands for non-structural damage. Here, the vehicle has sustained damage, but it has not affected the structure/chassis. A Cat N car is safe to drive as the damage could be minimal/cosmetic.
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