2012 Renault Scenic Pricing

(Friday 20 January 2012)

The latest versions of the Renault Scenic and Grand Scenic five- and seven-seat MPVs will be available to order from next Monday (January 23) priced from £18,325 and £19,725 respectively.

There is just one trim level, called Dynamique TomTom, and as well as the 16" alloy wheels, automatic headlights and wipers, Bluetooth connectivity, cruise control and Carminat TomTom Live satellite navigation, all of which were already fitted to the 2011 model, rear parking sensors and LED daytime running lights are now also available as standard.

The differences are in the engines. From launch, there's a choice of a 110bhp 1.6-litre petrol engine and two turbo diesel producing 110bhp and 130bhp, the latter being offered with either manual or automatic transmission. The less powerful diesel, if fitted with the Stop & Start system which adds £400 to its price, gives combined fuel economy of 68.9mpg and CO2 emissions of 105g/km in the five-seat Scenic. A 115bhp 1.2-litre petrol turbo will join the range in early April.

With the exception of the 1.6 petrol models (which are the cheapest in both ranges), all Scenics and Grand Scenics can be specified with an optional Luxe Pack. This costs £1500 and includes dual-zone climate control air-conditioning, electrically folding door mirrors, an upgrade to 17" wheels, a BOSE Energy Efficient nine-speaker audio and the Visio System which combines lane departure warning and automatic adjustment of the headlights between main and dipped beam, according to traffic conditions.

All versions are eligible for the Renault 4+ programme, which consists of four years' worth of warranty (up to 100,000 miles), routine servicing (up to 48,000 miles), roadside cover and either lease or PCP financing.

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