Perhaps a bit of a weak spot on this size of Nissan vehicle, but nothing to worry about. Similar to the Qashqai, the suspension bushes and bottom joints are easy to repair, and you have the choice of putting new joints in (£15 per side - parts cost) and bushes ( two off per side, similar price) or replacing the wishbone entirely. No reason for you not to buy the vehicle - I would expect both sides to show similar wear though .I did this job 2 weeks ago, 13 plate vehicle, petrol, 60k miles. Everything else was in very good condition.John :)

Taking a trip down memory lane to your post from three years ago about the Nissan Juke! It's always exciting to consider new rides, but it's essential to be thorough with your research. Those front suspension fails you mentioned are definitely worth investigating further. While some issues can be addressed, recurring problems may indicate deeper underlying issues. If you're still considering the Juke or any other vehicle, it's a good idea to have a trusted mechanic inspect it thoroughly. And you can also try to consult resources like JDMbuysell buying guide for valuable insights into common issues with Nissan vehicles.