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Nissan Juke auction sheet

First-gen Jukes are distinctive and often high-cycle. Verify F15 condition on the original sheet before paying crossover money for a tired city car.

Nissan Juke chassis codes

ModelChassis code(s)Generation
JukeF152010–2019

Enter the full chassis number including the serial (e.g. F15-1234567). Finding the number: see where to find a chassis number. Brand-wide guidance: Nissan chassis codes are usually a letter plus digits, such as E12 (Note) or R35 (GT-R). Find the full number on the export certificate, under the bonnet, and on the door-jamb plate.

What to check on a Juke

  • Confirm F15 and facelift year via the auction record.
  • Check arch and sill notes on older examples.
  • Turbo models: look for enthusiast repair marks on the map.
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Nissan Juke FAQ

How do I verify a Nissan Juke auction sheet?
Enter the full chassis number (for example F15-1234567) above. We match it against the original Japanese auction records and return the sheet — grade, mileage and damage map — in minutes.
What chassis codes does the Nissan Juke use?
Common codes include F15. Generations typically cover 2010–2019. Always enter the full frame number including the serial after the dash.
Where is the chassis number on a Nissan Juke?
On the export/deregistration certificate, stamped under the bonnet, and on the driver's door-jamb plate.
Why verify a Juke before buying?
First-gen Jukes are distinctive and often high-cycle. Verify F15 condition on the original sheet before paying crossover money for a tired city car.

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