Used Nissan Juke Towbar

The Nissan Juke was never officially approved for towing by Nissan, and no towbar was offered as a factory-fit or dealer-fit accessory for any variant of the Juke across either generation. This means you will not find a genuine used Juke towbar being pulled from a dismantled car at a breaker. If you need towing capability, you would need to look at a different model entirely, or consult a towbar specialist about aftermarket options for the Juke — though Nissan's zero towing rating makes even aftermarket fitment complicated and potentially inadvisable.

Any towbar listed for the Nissan Juke will be an aftermarket accessory, not a genuine factory part, because Nissan did not approve or manufacture towbars for the Juke in any trim or drivetrain. Because this is an aftermarket product rather than a dismantled vehicle component, a used-car-parts breaker is very unlikely to be the right place to source one. You would be better served contacting a towbar specialist or retailer directly, as they can advise on aftermarket kits and whether your specific Juke can safely have one fitted given Nissan's zero towing rating.

Because no factory towbar exists for either generation of Nissan Juke, generation differences are not relevant to this search — there is simply no genuine part to interchange between the two. The first-generation Juke ran from 2010 to 2019 and the second-generation from 2019 onwards, but neither was ever offered with manufacturer-approved towing equipment. If you are pursuing an aftermarket solution, a towbar specialist would assess each generation separately based on the revised bodywork and structure, so confirm directly with them rather than a breaker.

Trim level does not affect towbar fitment as a general rule, but this question is largely academic for the Juke because no factory towbar was produced for any trim — including Acenta, N-Connecta, Tekna, or any other UK trim level. You will not find one being removed from a breaker's car regardless of spec. If you are researching an aftermarket towbar, the fitter will work from your registration and physical bodywork rather than trim designation.

No — because Nissan never fitted towbars to the Juke at the factory, breakers dismantling Jukes will not have a towbar to sell you as a removed original part. Breakers can only supply parts that were genuinely fitted to the vehicles they dismantle. Your best route is a specialist aftermarket towbar supplier who can advise whether a compliant installation is possible on your specific Juke, keeping in mind that Nissan's official towing capacity for this model is zero.