Renault Deals & Offers

That is cheap!! Quite a basic looking car though. Still great value though. There’s some cheap run around a at the moment. This Hyundai i10 N-LINE spec is also very cheap at £118 inc vat! https://www.21stcenturymotors.co.uk/car-leasing/hyundai/i10-hatchback/hatch-5dr-1.0-t-gdi-100ps-n-line-5dr-manual-start-stop-275952-0936050000

These are in stock, so I don’t believe you get to choose any extras. As for the colours, I was given a number of colours to choose from, metallic and non-metallic. Went with a metallic and did not paired anything extra.

Anyone know the cost of metallic paint...or indeed other extras? Sorry, I've never leased. Thanks.

Yeah... I was wondering how was I gonna put the question (lol) But tbh it’s a legit question because I do spend a lot of time out of the country. Not so much during this last year, but I can only hope it will return to normal during 2022.... so yeah, I’ll ask him. Thanks a lot (y)

Yes you can confirm it with the dealer. But I suggest you enquire an you "may be on holiday" or "away on a business trip" rather than "I'm trying to avoid an extra service"! XD

A good way to die in pain

Curious - what is the turn around time if you sign up? Do you get the car in days or is it weeks/months like purchasing?

I think a lot of people are missing out on getting an ev because they are worried about the couple of long trips they do a year. Fair enough if you regularly do over 200miles daily but how many do that? Could folk not just get a 24hr rental of a similar size petrol carfor the odd occasion they need it?

Still expensive for a small hatchback though.

Plenty of haggle room with Renault though, got mine with CCS for 25k

Glad you like it.. (y) I do not regret swapping. i would not go back to diesel as i love the 'one pedal' driving. and its so cheap to run compared to an ice.. I use mine for Dog Walking and the Dog all love it.. smooth, quiet and no vibrations etc

It's great for burning off boy racers at the traffic lights.😄

Mine wasn't pre registered after all. Great Van, I love it.

the battery is 7 year warranty. the rest of the van is now 3 years (it was 4!)

Could be that it is preregistered Dec 2020, shouldn't be an issue as they have a 5 year warranty

Any deals like this kicking about?

What did you based your assumption on? I'm driving this van every day. I did 140 miles on motorway in September. In London easily over 160 miles but I wouldn't know as it's almost impossible to do more with my job. If you hit eco button you go further. Charging during night for free as there are still plenty of free chargers available in London. It's incredible deal for businesses as you could save more than £1000 a year. . However if you do more than 140 miles a day and don't have charger near your home it's not for you.

Says in the specsNo. of Seats2

Actually - I stand corrected. This EV doesn’t have rapid charging! Which is really poor (my first EV 8 years ago had rapid charging) However, don’t tarnish all EVs like that - nearly all EVs can charge an empty battery to nearly full in around 45 mins - however realistically you don’t arrive empty and you don’t always need a full tank

How long for a full charge on this at a fast charge point?

Love ZOEs. Go on the Renault website, they have a handy calculator where you input the outside temperature, speed you are driving and whether you are using A/C and it will tell you the range in miles in those conditions. The rule is, the colder the weather and the faster you drive the more the range drops. At 0 C temp and 70mph you are looking at maybe 150 miles range. Spring or summer temps and driving around the town at 30-40mph your range goes up to maybe 290 miles.

Still might edge over the line slightly faster till any decent car peeks and will leave it behind, plus you need to be willing to loose your man hood if your driving that, Ill stick to the beamer and pay for fuel.

Surely it depends on what car you are comparing it with, my car has a really low 23mpg, so 5000 miles will cost me £1100 per year for petrol + £190 road tax. I would imagine that this will cost at most £2.50 per full charge if you get Octopus Go night rates of 5p per kw. So 33 charges at 150 miles per charge @ £2.50 will get you 5,000 miles for £82.50, and no road tax, so a saving for me of £1200 a year

While I love my zoe, consider that with the 5k miles a year cap you will only save £500 a year on fuel MAX.

That's under 15 miles per day.....WTF. Unless you live cycling distance to work its pretty useless...

Renault version of the Nissan Qashqai but with 5 year warranty

Yes, that's correct. I haven't been on a lot of these threads. Will refrain from now on. (y)

It was funny first time someone posted,but every time a deal comes up for this company someone posts the same old comment's and I believe some people actually do think there listed has part of the spec rather than clicking on the deal and see it in it's full format..I will let you off you may have not read/missed the repetitive comments before :) Hold on it comes with seats XD XD

I've had this model on hire before, it's a cracking motor. Dubious about the original list price though.

Not that obvious based on the format of the spec list in the post but it was a just little light humour which I accept isn't for everyone.