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A fine, comfortable car unless you own it more than 30,000 miles or 2 years. Renault service costs are extortionate and many repairs (even tyres/wheels) can only be done by them.
Alloy wheels must be made of tin foil, as the seemingly slightest of potholes results in a buckled rim and a bill heading for £200. Damage a valve and you are looking at £120.
I have had a mystery steering wobble for 6 months now, which despite repeated visits Renault insists is tyre balancing (despite 4-5 different balancing centres). If the problem isn't obvious, they are not interested.
My problems have driven me back to the company car and another manufacturer. I will NOT but Reault again.
That said, it's a supremely comfortable and pleasant drive, although my 1.8 16v struggled too frequently on big roads. Climate control is a must as the standard air-con is limited and very tempermental
Company car? - Great Choice
Private car? - Forget it (or re-mortgage)
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Owned for 1 year, as family runabout Pros good size, general build quality, powershift gearbox, good to drive, low costs Cons handling slighly…
Had this car for 90k from new. A 56 plate. In over 2,000,000 miles driven this one has broken down the most of any car I have had. DO NOT get a 2.0…
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