Faults:

Nothing at all.

General Comments:

Good car full of space and good acceleration for a car of this size with only a 1.6L engine. I've done 105 mph in it and it could go on more, but I decided not to push it right to it's limits it was good doing 105 mph I overtook a BMW M3.

The inside of the car could be a bit better put together, but apart from that great car.

Faults:

Nothing.

General Comments:

I'm 19 and I drive my Mums Scenic my friends used to laugh at me all the time when I drove it. they have 1.2L Corsas and a 1.4L Fiesta. so one day I decided to say lets have a little race so I did.

They overtook me on the roundabout, but when I put my foot to the floor the car shot from 30-50 mph in no time and I was overtaking them.

And my foot wasn't to the floor. so overall great performance for a 1.6L MPV I love it now they don't take the micky out of me now.

I love this car I wanna put some alloy wheels on it.

Overall great car.

Faults:

Nothing at all.

General Comments:

Great car would give a 1.6l Ford Focus and Vauxhall Astra a good run for their money. :)

Faults:

Igniter Coils and Spark Plug sets; after 1st year, they misfired badly. Different advice/policies from Renault had them replaced firstly one at a time, then all 4 together, then 1 at a time: all within 6 months! (Cost £400ish) 6 trips to garage.

Trouble is, when an igniter fires wrongly, it fires in the wrong cylinder at the wrong time, causing a severe brief stoppage of the engine, at any speed (usually on acceleration). This appears to be a common problem. Warranty honoured OK so far.

General Comments:

A very good all-round vehicle.

Stylish and good looking.

Faults:

Whole Transmission was replaced with 44000 KM.

Air Bag Warning stickers cannot handle Australia Heat.

General Comments:

I was looking for a Family Car (have two your kids) with some 4WD capabilities. I do like European cars since they do handle better than Japanese ones. The vehicle is almost perfect in that sense, pity about the engine. The engine cannot handle even soft 4WD work (like sand/dunes), the lack of low range makes the whole issue worse.

The 4WD System is not really all time, it drives the front and will engage the rear via a Viscous LSD after the front skids (which does not happen because of the traction control)..so it does not give the same assurance as for example the All Wheel Drive System from Subaru.

Faults:

Air Bags warning stickers on both sun visors were not made to resist the Australian hot summer.

When first start in the morning (cold) very difficult to engage reverse gear.

General Comments:

Better of both words. Flexible enough to take the family and allow you to adventure in some trails (soft).

The dual sunroof is must.

The 4WD System is not really All Wheel Drive like the Subaru, it works well, but on wet roads I would feel better using the Subaru system.

What happen to the 101 Kw? It does not show...