Renault 1.4 Reviews
You'll find all our Renault 1.4 reviews right here. Renault 1.4 prices range from $870 for the 1.4 to $3,080 for the 1.4 Special.
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Renault Reviews and News
Are crash testing policies too strict?
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By Stephen Ottley · 20 May 2022
Stricter crash testing requirements may not be helping produce safer cars for customers and instead putting too much focus on new technology with questionable benefits.
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Why the new Megane EV won't go to landfill
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By Tom White · 26 Apr 2022
Renault claims its incoming next-generation all-electric Megane E-Tech will be 90 per cent recyclable, as it targets carbon neutrality by 2040.
Flops, fails and fizzle-outs part two
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By Andrew Chesterton · 10 Apr 2022
To be fair, car companies get it right more than that get it wrong.
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Sales losers deserving a second chance
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 02 Apr 2022
Cars, just like any other product, can often struggle in the marketplace because they’re ahead of their time.
Episode 224 - Biggest Aussie car fails!
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By CarsGuide team · 01 Apr 2022
Episode 224 - Biggest Aussie car fails!
Renault Captur gets sporty upgrade
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By Stephen Ottley · 29 Mar 2022
Renault has given its compact SUV a sporty makeover to create the Captur RS Line. This new addition to the range has just gone on sale in Australia, given the French brand a key point-of-difference between itself and its more mainstream rivals - the Mazda CX-3, Toyota Yaris Cross and Hyundai Venue.
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These are Australia’s biggest new-car fails
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By Andrew Chesterton · 27 Mar 2022
It's safe to say that, generally speaking, car companies get it pretty right most of the time.
2022 Renault Austral goes all in on hybrids
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By Tim Nicholson · 09 Mar 2022
Renault has revealed its electrified replacement for the unloved Kadjar, and it's on the cards for Australia.The new Austral SUV will fill the gap in Renault's global line-up left by the Nissan Qashqai-twinned Kadjar that only lasted one year on the Austr
Renault adds Black Edition to Koleos range
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By Justin Hilliard · 08 Mar 2022
Renault Australia has expanded its mid-size SUV range, as the Koleos is now available in limited Black Edition guise, with 400 examples up for grabs