Renault Reviews

A practical small crossover with low running costs, the Renault Captur is best value as a used car

Fancy a small car, with a high driving position, for a low price? The second-generation Renault Captur is a great all-rounder for the money

The Renault Clio is striking and strong value used, but rivals drive better, offer slicker in-car tech and a broader range of engines

Stylish, comfy and well-equipped, the Clio is more appealing than ever, proving a strong alternative to the Ford Fiesta and Vauxhall Corsa

The seven-seat Renault Grand Scenic looks striking inside and out, but the rearmost seats aren't the most spacious

Renault's Kadjar, the French equivalent of the Nissan Qashqai, excels at family life

Plenty of passenger space and luxurious touches make the Renault Koleos a good family choice

Style, low prices and high-tech interior make the Renault Megane a sound family car

Style is high on the agenda for Renault's medium estate - the Megane Sport Tourer - but it's still a practical and comfortable car

With chunky looks, stacks of storage and high equipment levels, the Renault Scenic offers an alternative to SUVs

The Twingo is a cute and characterful city car – not least because of its rear-wheel drive layout.

The electric car that doesn't shout about it: Renault's Zoe is chic and smooth, with a big battery