RENAULT CLIO III
RENAULT FLUENCE
RENAULT GRAND SCENIC III
RENAULT KOLEOS
RENAULT LAGUNA COUPE
RENAULT LOGAN
RENAULT MEGANE III
RENAULT SANDERO
RENAULT SCENIC III
RENAULT TWINGO
Manufacturer's Review
The new Renault Sandero is produced at Rosslyn, outside Pretoria at the newly refurbished Nissan South Africa plant.
Read full review at www.renault.co.za
Mégane 1.9 dCi Dynamique 5-door | Renault Mégane Review
The Renault Mégane 1.9 dCi's punchy and refined turbodiesel makes for effortless progress and most features are fitted but, disappointingly, stability control is not standard; contact your nearest Renault dealer for a Renault Mégane review to make your new car buying decision
Read full review at www.ileadmotorcars.co.za
Renault Clio
The new Clio performed soundly in most aspects of testing. The car's body proved to be extremely strong and protected its adult occupants. Protection for children seated in the car was also good. However, the protection it gave pedestrians was poor, scoring just 9 points out of a possible 36 in this...
Read full review at www.euroncap.com
Renault Clio overall verdict
The third generation Renault Clio is a seismic leap ahead in terms of quality and refinement. It's now one of, if not the, best supermini around and a huge kick in the balls to the Peugeot 207.
Read full review at www.topgear.com
Renault Mégane 1.6 Dynamique 5-door
The engine is a little asthmatic, but the Renault Mégane 1.6 Dynamique 5-door has features like satnav, auto wipers and lights, cruise & climate control and radio; visit your nearest Renault dealer to experience the new Renault Megane 1.6 Dynamique 5-door
Read full review at www.ileadmotorcars.co.za
Safety
As a visionary, Renault has been innovating and creating new concepts that have become worldwide automobile standards. With the new Clio, Renault takes a fresh look at a successful model and dares to introduce even more refined lines.
Read full review at www.renault.co.za
Tested: Renault Sandero
The Renault Sandero is Romanian in origin and French in execution, yet wholly South African too since it is built just outside Pretoria at alliance partner Nissan's Rosslyn plant. Before the launch of Volkswagen's Vivo last week, it was the only relatively modern entry level car built locally.
Read full review at www.wheels24.co.za
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