If you think Peugeots are better - why?

C R A P very unreliable and expensive to repair

france sucks

Great on the gadget side of things and very innovative in terms of technology. Good lines, but generally poor engines.

Dunno! Do not drive miself bud!..

they are good cars l do not know of any inherent problems with them
i drive a Renault traffic regularly and its great

Good looking cars.

stay well away from French cars

FRENCH RUBBISH JUST LIKE THE COUNTRY!

The quality can be very variable. Some fall apart within 5-6 years, some keep on running for 20 years or more. The electrical gadgets can be particularly unreliable.
l had an old Renault 21 Estate, it was 18 years old by the time l got rid of it. Nothing except the engine was still working properly, but it had done 240000 miles so it had an excuse.
Previously l had a Renault 18. Great engine, but it rusted through everywhere in no time at all.

Rubbish.

If you must buy French, go for a Peugeot.

l am from Germany and l drove a Renault Clio for 4 years. l bought the car when it was 11 years old. l never had any big problems with this car and l had a 1 hour commute every day. This car was very reliable and it was always really cheap to fix a problem. (it would probably be more expensive here in the USA to fix a problem). l would prefer an European car any time over a American car.

I've got a 1.6 16v Clio and l love it. Serviced last week for £260 (18,000 mile) and have not had any problems with it.

We've always had at least one Renault in our family and have always been happy. Also had a Peugeot and had no problems with that.

Take a test drive and see what you think.

its good as long as its safe !

u get a lot of car for ur money lots of electrical gadgets, but most r renowned for failing the gadgets that is, at some point relatively early in life. they then cost a lot to repair as they r mostly specialist renault parts & independant garages wo not touch them. that said we use renault as fleet vehicles for ambulances & all of them r still going strong engine wise with at least 250,000 miles on the clock. the diesel engines r pretty reliable & most of the renault cars score very well in the euro ncap crash test, a point worth concidering if u have a family. search for renault on the what car or which website, failing that search renault reviews under a search engine & make up ur own mind

l would not buy one.

have a 98 Scenic mechanicaly has been expensive lots of faults but a very practical car and nice to drive..dont think l would buy another!

would not scrape them off my shoes

l owned an 18 month old Laguna (1999) and ran it until it had done 97 000 miles with out any major problems. However the newer shape ones from around Y reg onwards are notoriously unreliable.

We had 3 laguna estates at my workplace and they were a nightmare as soon as they had gone over 60, 000 miles.
Another company l know actually removed renault from their list of options for employees due to poor reliability.

The best l have ever owned. Simple as.

Killer cars we almost died.lol and never been able to forgive'm for building such a peice of ****