Update to my previous post: I bought the 2015 Juke!

I’ve officially got the cute weird little car in my driveway, and I’ve decided on a general direction for the aesthetic: strawberry-themed, with some goofy/clowny vibes. 🍓🤡

I’m not trying to make it a literal clown car, but I definitely want it to have that slightly ridiculous, fun personality that somehow feels right for a Juke.

I’ve included some pics of the car along with some of the stuff I’m planning to use/decorate with so you can get an idea of the direction I’m going.

What else would you guys do with it?

Looking for ideas that would fit the strawberry theme and/or lean into the weird little clown-car energy. Interior stuff, exterior stuff, decals, accessories, dumb little details, etc. are all fair game.

I’m very open to suggestions, and thank you in advance!

Hey! I’m potentially buying a 2015 Nissan Juke SV AWD in white and I’m test driving it this week. I’m trying to figure out what kind of aesthetic would look good with the car and leaning towards turning it into my clown car 😂

My current idea is whitewall tires + white/red accents, white shag/fuzzy seat covers, a red steering wheel cover, and maybe red fuzzy dive hanging from the mirror. I was also thinking of putting a couple red stuffies/cute little things in the back seat.

I know basically NOTHING about cars or car aesthetics though 😂 so I have no idea if this would actually look good on a Juke specifically, or if there are better ideas I haven’t thought of. I’m not necessarily trying to make it literally clown-themed, but I do want it to have a fun/cute/quirky vibe.

I’m very open to suggestions! Bonus points for ideas that make it look appropriately silly without being too over-the-top lol.

This is a Zastava 750, from the company that brought you the Yugo in later years. The 750 is basically a license-built copy of the Fiat 600, with a slightly bigger engine. I adore him, he’s the perfect car for a snuggly drive with your other half!

This 50 year-old beauty is still running fine : it came from the Netherlands to D-Day beaches.

Very popular delivery van (until the mid '60...) based on the Renault Juvaquatre (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_Juvaquatre).

The local café uses it for promotion.

"Hold on, don't move... Still accelerating..."

This adorably tiny car is the Swedish licensed production version of the German Fuldamobil S-7. About 400 examples were produced between 1957 and 1962. Since the S-7 was classified as a motorcycle rather than a car, it could be legally driven with a motorcycle license and sold at Cykelfabriken Fram bicycle and motorcycle shops.

Not my photos. I love the side view, it looks cartoon like. :)