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2012 Renault Duster | new car review
The Renault Duster is based heavily on the Logan platform that is one of Renault’s highest selling sedans built especially for the developing countries. Those who are familiar with the Logan will instantly notice a lot of shared components in the interior. …
2010 Renault Safrane
The 2010 Safrane is largely unchanged from the 2009 model and remains an affordable and practical mid-size sedan from Renault.…
2010 Renault Laguna Coupe
The all-new Laguna Coupe packs the 3.5-litre V6 engine found in Nissan's 350Z and clever four-wheel steering for extra performance.…
2010 Renault Koleos
Based on the Nissan X-Trail, the Koleos is a four-wheel drive SUV from Renault with claims to decent off-road performance as well as practicality.…
2010 Renault Clio Renault Sport 200
The Clio is a common sight as an everyday hatchback in Europe, but here in the Middle East it's only available in hardcore Renault Sport mode.…
2011 Renault Sandero
The Sandero is an entry-level, compact five-door hatchback from Renault, introduced to the region in 2010 and promising space for five at a bargain price.…
2011 Renault Logan
The Logan is a compact, entry-level sedan that offers transportation for five and is Renault's first 2011 model to launch. It's cheap, but short on features.…
2009 Renault Logan
The Renault Logan was initially designed as a car for the masses that would offer modern and reliable motoring at a very reasonable price in markets all over the world. As to be expected, it’s more than a little built-down to a price, but what you see is what you…
2009 Renault Safrane
The Renault Safrane is a very obvious choice for those that care more for value for money than they care for the brand name behind their new car. With the Renault Safrane you get some very impressive interior space and comfort, all wrapped-up in a car that really isn’t that…
2009 Renault Koleos
As you may or may not know, Renault and Nissan are partners and have been for around ten years. Consequently they share technology with each other. It’s surprising that, given the length of the partnership and Nissan’s long heritage of 4×4 vehicles, there hasn’t been a Renault 4×4 until now.…
