Renault Grand Scenic
2010 (10) 2.0 16v Privilege 5dr CVT Auto
2L
Petrol
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People Carrier
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2005 (05) 1.9 dCi Privilege 7 SEATER 5-Door
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2007 (56) 2.0 VVT Privilege Auto [Euro 4] 5-Door
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2006 (06) 2.0 VVT Privilege 5dr Auto [Euro 4]
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2007 (07) Privilege VVT 7str Auto 5-Door
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Renault’s ever-popular Clio is celebrating its 25th birthday this year, and is still as in demand as ever, with UK sales in the first six months of this year reaching 12,589. This phenomenal number is little surpise, however, considering the 13 million units sold worldwide since it was launched in... (29-07-2016)
The crossover market is a busy one, but the Hyundai Tucson is a worthy competitor to the highly acclaimed Nissan Qashqai and Renault Kadjar. The Korean offering recently received an overhaul having disappeared from the market in 2009, now getting bold styling and a decent specification considering its price. The... (17-06-2016)
Renault is celebrating the colour run with a special edition of its Twingo city car. Based upon the Twingo Play, the Colour Run edition car features a host of equipment including air conditioning, daytime running lights and a DAB radio with Bluetooth connectivity. A panoramic fabric folding sunroof is also... (09-06-2016)
The Renault Grand Scenic Privilege is the top trim level on this fabulously French people carrier that has seven seats, a vast amount of cabin space, exceptional levels of practicality and no lack of character. It’s family friendly to the max, and always wants to get going. Safe, usable and reliable, there’s a strong amount of equipment on offer, and the overall value for money is just sublime. A seriously good MPV, engines include 1.4 and 2.0 litre petrols, as well as 1.5, 1.9 and 2.0 litre diesels, so you’ll get some perkiness combined with superb fuel economy.A good looking car, the Renault Grand Scenic Privilege is well designed and very inviting to get into. With seven seats and a whole heap of interior space, it’s definitely got everything a larger family would want, and the decent sized boot makes everyday use very straightforward indeed. Kit wise, you’ll find climate control, partial leather seats, parking sensors, electric windows, heated mirrors, CD stereo with media connections, remote locking, full airbags and several driver assists. Easy and confident to drive, it can take on all types of roads with a ‘can do’ attitude. Get yours for around £10,000 used.