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£168/pm (HP)
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£261/pm (PCP)
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18.1K
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£7,995
£147/pm (HP)
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48.3K
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£7,495
£136/pm (HP)
66.1K
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£159/pm (PCP)
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20.4K
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£10,090
37.0K
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£11,990
£231/pm (HP)
38.6K
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19Reduced
£6,995
£126/pm (HP)
74.0K
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7Low Mileage
£14,490
£236/pm (PCP)
17.0K
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43Low Mileage
£14,299
£291/pm (HP)
16.4K
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50£7,495
£136/pm (HP)
60.1K
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19Low Mileage
£13,798
14.3K
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36£7,220
61.3K
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22£6,495
£115/pm (HP)
67.8K
Stallingborough Car Centre
If you're in the market for a car that's spacious, comfortable and good value, then a used Renault Captur is a great choice. More than 1.5 million of these small SUVs were made, and they have been very popular in the UK, making good used examples easy to find. The Captur has a stylish exterior and an excellent range of efficient engines, making it a top choice for those needing an affordable yet practical used car.
Used Captur are available with a wide range of engine options, including petrol, diesel and hybrid. These have all been paired to either an automatic or a manual gearbox and standard front-wheel drive.
PetrolWith more space in the latest generation and plenty of adjustments, the Captur is ideal for family travel and daily driving.
Interior spaceFollowing the success of the Nissan Juke, Renault launched the Captur into the small crossover segment with the 2013 model. It was based on the Clio but is more spacious and larger. The model went mostly unchanged until the second generation launched in 2019. Renault continues to make minor changes and styling upgrades so that it remains relevant in an ever-growing market.
With the release of the second-generation Captur, the platform was shared with the fifth-generation Clio, which is the same used by the Nissan Juke, allowing for a larger interior. New models received improved headlight design, shared with the Megane. New powertrain options were also released, increasing the efficiency and power.
A 2024 refresh brought sportier, narrow LED headlights to create a sharper style. Oblique slats were added to the grille, while a new air intake was installed on the lower bumper. These changes gave the Captur a bolder appearance. Between the three trims, various wheel designs and body colours, there were 17 different configurations to choose from.
Greenest
1.6 E-TECH PHEV 160 S Edition 5dr Auto
Cheapest
1.0 TCE 100 Play 5dr
Fastest
1.3 TCE 155 Iconic 5dr EDC
In 2013, Renault extended the wheelbase of the smaller Clio and added some extra ground clearance to create the Captur. Very quickly, it became one of the most popular compact SUVs in the UK, thanks to its efficient engine options, raised driving position and low running costs. With its angled headlights, two-tone body options and large grille, the Captur became well known for its styling.
In 2017, Renault released a small design refresh. Uniquely sculpted doors were added to make the Captur appear longer, while a roof spoiler was added to the rear end. The rear bumper also received some styling upgrades, with the inside mostly unchanged.
Greenest
0.9 TCE 90 Expression+ Energy 5dr
Cheapest
0.9 TCE 90 Expression+ 5dr
Fastest
1.3 TCE 150 Iconic 5dr EDC
The petrol engines have been among the most popular, likely because there have been more of them offered over the years compared to the diesel options. They're also cheaper to buy. As the hybrid and plug-in hybrid increase in popularity, more of these models can be found on the used market.
The newest Captur comes in three variant: Evolution, Techno and E-Tech engineered. However, the older Iconic trim is the most popular. This was a mid-range trim, standard with 17-inch alloy wheels and automatic air conditioning.
Renault offers several different display sizes, with the larger options providing better visibility and easier interactivity. Customers should also look out for the wireless phone charger, which is a useful feature.
Even though the Captur is a compact SUV, there's plenty of room inside to hold a family. Two adults could fit in the back seat with a child in the middle. There is also a large amount of boot space compared with most of the competition.
Yes, Renault has offered a mild hybrid configuration of the Captur, rated at 140bhp. There has also been a plug-in hybrid that offers up to 30 miles of all-electric driving on a single charge.
Both a manual and an automatic gearbox have been offered with select engines. Based on the used market, the manual transmission has been much more popular, providing better value to drivers.
No, all Captur models come standard with front-wheel drive only.
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