Nissan Juke's compact dimensions and unique styling has raised a few eyebrows asking about its practicality for families. Though marketed as a crossover SUV, the inside really isn't much different than a subcompact car. Limited rear seat legroom and cargo space didn’t win any prizes either. It has caused debate about whether the Juke is actually suitable as a family car or whether it's more for single drivers or couples without children. The tight interior is necessary, some say, for the Juke's city friendly exterior size and unique styling; others say it doesn't deliver on the basic utility promised by an SUV, even a small one. Most of the debate revolves around whether the Juke's idiosyncratic character and driver experience sits sufficient to overcome its inconvenience in family situations.