16£9,980
£188/pm (HP)
68.5K
Tim Hayward Car Sales Limited
12Low Mileage
£8,995
£168/pm (HP)
58.7K
Speedway Garage Gunness Limited
50Reduced
£8,995
67.0K
54£2,500
128.0K
Grand Motors Stockport Ltd
25Low Mileage
£10,995
£210/pm (HP)
34.7K
Hartlepool Motor Company Ltd
23Reduced
£11,495
£220/pm (HP)
49.4K
44Low Mileage
£9,500
£178/pm (HP)
50.9K
Wheel Easy Ltd
32£1,989
137.0K
Park Motors Bury LTD
28Low Mileage
£12,595
£243/pm (HP)
24.3K
20Low Mileage
£3,000
£42/pm (HP)
49.0K
37Low Mileage
£27,795
£381/pm (PCP)
8.5K
Shelbourne Renault
31£1,500
167.8K
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28Low Mileage
£1,995
79.0K
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£700
72.3K
35Low Mileage
£10,495
£195/pm (HP)
46.0K
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37£28,895
£392/pm (PCP)
10.1K
Shelbourne Renault
47Reduced
£9,490
45.0K
47£2,395
127.0K
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21Low Mileage
£1,995
84.3K
H&H Motors
2£3,499
£52/pm (HP)
107.3K
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If you're in the market for a car that's practical, affordable and stylish, then a used Renault Scenic is a great choice. This five-seat MPV has a sharp and elegant exterior design that's complemented by a good-quality interior. While the Scenic is known as being a cheaper option, it still comes with generous equipment levels, including unique one-touch rear folding seats.
Renault built the Scenic with the choice of petrol or diesel engines. These were paired to an automatic or a manual transmission and front-wheel drive.
PetrolAs a family-friendly MPV, the Scenic has the space for everyone to stretch out and enjoy the drive.
Interior spaceGrand Scenic used the longer wheelbase to incorporate seven seats.
Renault originally unveiled the Scenic in 1995, but it wasn't available in the UK until two years later. It was designed to be a smaller and more cost-effective alternative to its larger sibling, the Espace MPV. While there were four generations and various facelifts, the Scenic was discontinued in 2022 to make room for the fully electric Scenic E-Tech.
During its final generation, the Scenic received a larger chrome logo in the centre of the grille. It had a similar proportion and shape to the one found on the Clio and Captur. This Scenic also shared the Megane platform, with two different wheelbases to choose from.
Inside the cabin, Renault added some high-tech equipment, such as an upgraded infotainment system and a TomTom satnav. The suspension was also adjusted and Renault revised some of the powertrain options.
The new Scenic had a sportier appearance without losing the practicality of the MPV, with some of the styling inspired by the Megane Coupé. Renault further repositioned the pillars to add more visibility from the cabin.
A refresh occurred in 2013 with an updated lower bumper holding LED daytime running lights. The upper grille featured the Renault badge with a chrome horizontal slat. Additionally, a new range of engines became available and the XMOD was released, giving the MPV more off-road capability.
Greenest
1.5 dCi Hybrid Assist Signature Nav 5dr
Cheapest
1.6 VVT Bizu 5dr
Fastest
2.0 dCi 160 Privilege TomTom 5dr [FAP]
Following the design that was already a success, Renault continued to make the Scenic as an egg-shaped MPV with its raked bonnet and windscreen. The rear tailgate was nearly vertical, similar to what was found on the Megane Hatchback.
Inside the Scenic, Renault revised the instrument cluster, giving it an oversized display for the tachometer and speedometer. There was also some added rear seat legroom created, while the headroom remained the same.
Greenest
1.4 Team 5dr
Cheapest
1.4 Team 5dr
Fastest
2.0 dCi Dynamique 5dr
Diesel models tend to be the most popular option, likely because of the exceptional fuel economy. Models offering a rating of up to 72 mpg are going to be the cheapest to run, especially if you do a lot of miles on an annual basis.
Renault offered the Scenic in several model variants, including Play, Iconic, Signature and Signature Nav. However, the Dynamique lineup seemed to be among the most popular, with an available TomTom satnav system.
You should look out for a panoramic glass roof, which is available on some used examples. There's also a premium Bose sound system, along with heated front seats and a carbon black leather interior.
Yes, as an MPV, the Scenic offers a good amount of room for a family and ample boot space. If more room is needed, the Grand Scenic model is worth considering.
No, in the UK, Renault never sold a hybrid version of the Scenic.
While there was an automatic transmission offered with the Renault Scenic, it wasn't a popular option. It is therefore much easier and cheaper to find a used Scenic with a manual gearbox.
Renault didn't release a four-wheel version of the Scenic, all used examples are front-wheel drive only. The brand did release an XMOD version, which was supposed to be capable of mild off-roading, and had certain elements of SUV styling cues.
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