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Renault Australia has announced the availability of the exclusive Megane RS 250 Australian Grand Prix Limited Edition as the French manufacturer celebrates its 35th year in Formula One. The Renault Megane RS 250 AGP comes hot on the heels of t
There may be just two weeks of summer remaining, but Renault Australia is continuing to celebrate the sunny season with the launch of the Megane Coupe-Convertible Summer Edition. The Renault Megane CC Summer Edition comes standard with charcoa
After a product-focused 2011 in which Renault Australia launched the Latitude medium/large car, the small Megane diesel and the Koleos compact SUV, 2012 has been earmarked as a year to grow the local business and brand awareness among mainstream
The mid-life upgrade for the Renault Koleos gives the Korean-built compact SUV a fresh face, a range of new standard features and builds on the old model’s attractive value equation. Renault Australia says it has added between $1490 and $3150 in
Renault wants more from Australia. The French brand has underperformed for years in the local market, and if it's going to improve then Australia's most popular vehicle segment - small cars - is an ideal place to start. Aggressively pricing the Me
When it comes to the small hatch segment, the Australian marketplace is pretty crowded. You have to have something that sells on its reputation, is brilliant value for money, or is an outstanding drive to ensure your place is cemented in the mind of
Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche has proposed an idea to Renault to co-develop premium cars. Mercedes-Benz and Renault-Nissan already has an alliance in place for component and engine development, but the offer could see the two developing complete models.
Renault Megane Hatch Diesel 1.5-litre dCi 110 DPF diesel engine 81kW/240Nm, six-speed EDC (Efficient Dual-Clutch) transmission: Renault Megane Hatch Diesel Dynamique: $27,490 Renault Megane Hatch Diesel Privilege: $32,490 (Manufacturer’s List
If you’re looking for a small sedan, the Renault Fluence is easily the most underrated car on the market today. Although it’s built in South Korea, you can tell just by looking at it that the Renault Fluence is European designed and engine
Renault Kangoo 1.5 dCi diesel five-speed manual transmission, 63 kW/200 Nm: $24,490 (Manufacturer’s List Price) When it comes to hot hatches, there are few cars in the world that can keep up with Renault’s Megane Renault Sport 250 Cup Trop
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