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6 minutes ago, lol-lol said:

Good to drive too with its suspension geomerty. 18 inch wheels bit big and I wish uk had the All Season option with 16s or 17s. Other than that ok for a 2 or 3 adult seater and 1 or 2 smallish kids.

Renault has always had a reputation, along with Citroën for an excellent smooth ride.

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10 minutes ago, Graham Butcher said:

Renault has always had a reputation, along with Citroën for an excellent smooth ride.

Not just smooth but good body control by using advanced multilink suspension rather than torsion as oft used in B segment cars. Paired with low centre of gravity too. Much better than my first Renault 5 Campus of decades ago.

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