New Renault reviews
Renault Clio reviews
The Renault Clio has proved one of the UK's favourite hatchbacks ever since it first launched in 1990. Recent versions have proven popular for a good balance of style, value and safety. Renaultsport hot hatch versions have long been hailed as some of the most rewarding driver's cars available.
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Renault Clio (2005-)
New price: £8,805 - £21,590
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Renault Clio Sport Tourer (2008-)
New price: £10,405 - £17,105
Renault Espace reviews
The Renault Espace is considered by many people to be the first and most iconic people carrier. It's big and spacious, but has been bettered by other MPVs from Citroen, Ford and Peugeot for flexibility and quality in recent years. The version built since 2003 had the unwelcome honour of being the least reliable car in our 2010 Which? Car survey.
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Renault Espace (2003-2012)
New price: £21,115 - £29,665
Renault Fluence reviews
The Renault Fluence is an exciting full-electric car with a claimed range of 100 miles. There are no compromises compared to a normal saloon though - the four-door body holds five adults in safety and comfort. It's one of several fully electric Renault models to hit UK roads in 2011.
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Renault Fluence (2011-) first drive
New price: £22,495 - £23,395
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Renault Grand Modus (2008-2012)
New price: £11,155 - £14,935
Renault Grand Scénic reviews
Renault's Grand Scenic seven-seater has plenty of space for a family, impressive practicality and a decent drive quality. It falls short of rivals like the Citroen C4 Picasso in some areas like ride comfort, but overall it's a good package.
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Renault Grand Scénic (2003-2009)
New price: £17,048 - £17,304
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Renault Grand Scénic (2009-)
New price: £17,186 - £25,662
Renault Kangoo reviews
The Renault Kangoo may be an MPV, but it struggles to hide its roots as a van. It's unpretentious, basic and hugely practical, but also loud, unrefined and not very comfortable. Rivals include the Citroen Berlingo and the Peugeot Bipper Teepee.
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Renault Kangoo (2009-2012)
New price: £11,660 - £15,705
Renault Koleos reviews
Renault's Koleos was late to the 4x4 party, being launched in 2008 - just when off-roaders were plummeting in popularity. With rivals like the Volkswagen Tiguan, Ford Kuga and the Nissan Qashqai, it struggled to make an impact, not least because of its dull styling, and was withdrawn from sale in the UK in August 2010.
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Renault Koleos (2008-2010)
New price: £24,495 - £24,495
Renault Laguna reviews
The Renault Laguna is a good-looking large family-sized car, available as a roomy hatchback or a stylish estate, the latter known as the Sport Tourer. There's also a coupe (reviewed separately). The Laguna's not expensive to buy - new or secondhand - but it loses its value frighteningly quickly, not least due to its worryingly poor record for reliability. Worth a punt at the right price, however? Read on for the full Which? verdict.
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Renault Laguna (2007-2012)
New price: £18,125 - £26,975
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Renault Laguna Coupe (2008-2012)
New price: £19,990 - £31,222
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Renault Laguna Sport Tourer (2008-2012)
New price: £19,225 - £26,975
Renault Modus reviews
The Modus is Renault's mini-MPV, closely related to the Nissan Note (both models are based on the Nissan Micra/Renault Clio). It's affordable to buy, and economical to run - but bootspace is very limited. You'll need to check out the Grand Modus for more load-carrying capacity. Will the Modus suit a small family, however? Read on for the full Which? verdict.
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Renault Modus (2004-2012)
New price: £10,655 - £14,435
Renault Mégane reviews
The Renault Megane comes in many forms, from economical and entry-level to the screaming hot-hatch Renaultsport versions, and as a three-door ("Coupe"), five-door, Sport Tourer estate and (reviewed separately) the CC coupe-cabriolet. A handful of four-door saloons were also sold in the range's earlier years. The Megane's well-equipped, generally comfortable, and good value for money; find out more in the full Which? road tests.
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Renault Mégane (2008-)
New price: £11,705 - £28,290
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Renault Mégane Coupé (2009-)
New price: £16,605 - £28,445
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Renault Mégane Sport Tourer (2009-)
New price: £12,590 - £23,970
Used Renault reviews
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Renault Wind reviews
1 review available (2010 - 2012) | Used price: from £9,925
The Renault Wind is a roadster based on the Twingo; it has a metal folding roof, but as a tiny two-seater, it's a very different - and much more fun - prospect than the now-large Megane CC. But can it challenge the likes of the Mazda MX-5 as a sports car? Which? has the verdict.
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Renault Koleos reviews
1 review available (2008 - 2010) | Used price: from £9,125
Renault's Koleos was late to the 4x4 party, being launched in 2008 - just when off-roaders were plummeting in popularity. With rivals like the Volkswagen Tiguan, Ford Kuga and the Nissan Qashqai, it struggled to make an impact, not least because of its dull styling, and was withdrawn from sale in the UK in August 2010.
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Renault Grand Modus reviews
1 review available (2008 - 2012) | Used price: from £5,295
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Renault Twingo reviews
1 review available (2007 - 2012) | Used price: from £4,395
The reborn Twingo city car, more compact than a Clio but also less refined, lacks the character of the cute original (left-hand-drive only) but the addition of hot-hatch Renaultsport and Gordini versions to the line-up has boosted its appeal. If you're not up for the full 133bhp, then a still-sprightly 1.2 TCE turbo - with bonnet stripes, of course - has a certain charm. But is it the real deal? Which? gives the verdict.
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Renault Modus reviews
1 review available (2004 - 2012) | Used price: from £2,795
The Modus is Renault's mini-MPV, closely related to the Nissan Note (both models are based on the Nissan Micra/Renault Clio). It's affordable to buy, and economical to run - but bootspace is very limited. You'll need to check out the Grand Modus for more load-carrying capacity. Will the Modus suit a small family, however? Read on for the full Which? verdict.
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Renault Grand Scénic reviews
2 reviews available (2004 - 2012) | Used price: from £2,875
Renault's Grand Scenic seven-seater has plenty of space for a family, impressive practicality and a decent drive quality. It falls short of rivals like the Citroen C4 Picasso in some areas like ride comfort, but overall it's a good package.
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Renault Mégane CC reviews
2 reviews available (2003 - 2012) | Used price: from £3,750
Renault's Megane CC, first launched in 2002, has a folding hard-top roof to give coupe-like refinement and comfort when you don't want the wind in your hair. It's a four-seater, and the latest-generation model (launched 2010) is substantially larger and more luxuriously-equipped. Read on for the full Which? verdict on both model-series.
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Renault Scénic reviews
2 reviews available (2003 - 2012) | Used price: from £2,175
The Renault Scenic - originally known as the Megane Scenic - was the first proper compact MPV on sale, though the Citroen Xsara Picasso soon came along and overtook it in the sales charts. It's been a firm favourite for many years amongst family buyers, however, liked for its roomy cabin, its low running costs, and its general usability. Can it still hold its own against newer and more fashionable rivals, however, and are there better secondhand choices? Which? gives a detailed verdict.
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Renault Espace reviews
1 review available (2003 - 2012) | Used price: from £3,225
The Renault Espace is considered by many people to be the first and most iconic people carrier. It's big and spacious, but has been bettered by other MPVs from Citroen, Ford and Peugeot for flexibility and quality in recent years. The version built since 2003 had the unwelcome honour of being the least reliable car in our 2010 Which? Car survey.
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Renault Vel Satis reviews
1 review available (2002 - 2004) | Used price: from £2,395
New MPV concept from Renault
Renault unveiled the Captur concept car at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show
Renault's radical two-seat electric commuter car slots in as the UK's cheapest car. Will its fun-loving nature soon wear off though?
