When the Nissan Juke was released, it turned heads but not always in the right way. Its bulbous fenders, high mounted headlights and compact dimensions have been the subject of much heated debate between car enthusiasts and casual observers. Others argue that its bold departure from traditional SUV design is exactly what the market needs to add some much needed character to a sea of bland crossovers. Some call it an eyesore, saying its proportions are wrong and its general appearance is jarring. The Juke's design has undeniably made it an eye catcher in parking lots and on the road, but has that distinctiveness cost it broad appeal? Is its polarizing look part of the charm or over the top designers trying to be different?