My wife and I picked up two new Capturs about two weeks ago. So far I think my car is very nice, although I do have a few grumbles: both cars have the 29.9mpg problem, which the dealer seemed to never have heard of. Then reading on this forum I see that Renault UK are very much aware and have told the dealers. I took it in to my dealer on Friday (before finding this forum) for them to look at after explaining the problem, and after about an hour, I found out they had taken it for a test drive to confirm the problem was there and want me to take it back in and leave it for a day for them to plug it in and download to Renault technical. I am now thinking this is a waste of time.
The Bluetooth jumps on music.
The front windows in the brochure were shown as both being One touch, not just the drivers side.
Also if the Captur is based on Renault B platform of the Clio 3, which we both had last time, and they both had 55 litre tanks, why did renault think it was a good idea to put a 45 litre tank in instead?
The Bluetooth jumps on music.
The front windows in the brochure were shown as both being One touch, not just the drivers side.
Also if the Captur is based on Renault B platform of the Clio 3, which we both had last time, and they both had 55 litre tanks, why did renault think it was a good idea to put a 45 litre tank in instead?