Renault 1.4 Reviews

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Renault Reviews and News

‘Most expensive’ Renault ever coming to Oz

By Chris Thompson · 29 Apr 2025

Renault has opened the order books for the second batch of its bespoke EV hot hatch, with 500 units available to regions including Australia.

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Euro hybrid family SUV revealed!

By Tim Nicholson · 04 Apr 2025

Will Renault ever put the Austral in Australia?

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Mitsubishi's symbiotic partnership goes grand

By Tom White · 24 Feb 2025

Mitsubishi has revealed its next new small SUV model, the Grandis, which will sit above the ASX but below the Outlander in its international line-up, offering both mild and full hybrid drivetrain options.

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Renault Trafic 2025 review: Pro LWB automatic - GVM test

By Mark Oastler · 19 Feb 2025

We often see Renault Trafics hard at work in a variety of trade and delivery roles, even though they represent a relatively small slice of Australia's booming mid-sized van market. So, is this capable French van worthy of luring more buyers away from the dominant Toyota HiAce?

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Carmaker reveals rare move

By Dom Tripolone · 19 Feb 2025

In a rare act of bipartisan goodwill, Renault is making its lifesaving tech free for all to use.

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Peugeot to revive GTi badge?

By John Law · 17 Feb 2025

If there’s one thing French carmakers do well, it’s front-drive hot hatches. The Peugeot 205 GTi and Renault 5 GT were cars for the car-loving people, and the two brands would go on to duke it out for front-wheel drive driving supremacy for nearly 40 years.

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