2000 Renault Scenic Reviews - Page 7 of 7

Nothing at all - 8000 miles in 4 months with no problems at all.

We have three children and the triple back seat is a boon - lots of room and fewer fights.

Performance is good as long as you keep the revs up, but we are disappointed with the fuel consumption. We cannot get better than 32mpg.

We use the car for long motorway journeys, with five passengers and a full load of luggage - so far it has performed perfectly.

Some condensation developed in the rear offside light cluster.

Rear tailgate is not completely flush with the bodywork.

An excellent family car, with good visibility and a high driving position that makes you feel good on the road.

Long distance journeys have become enjoyable again, and there is plenty of space to store drinks, food, umbrellas etc.

Was prepared to import this vehicle, however my local dealer matched the price I was quoted for an import on-line, I was amazed! (And they delivered in four weeks rather than 12 weeks for an import)

Required a replacement rear seat belt after it jammed. Renault wouldn't replace it as the car was 1 month out of warranty, they sent me vouchers instead, strange move!

Would buy another tomorrow, my friends are now buying them in droves, of course we are all buying imports! At £3000 cheaper.

N/S fog light had water inside thus blowing the bulb, dealer replaced at no charge.

Leaky expansion bottle cap, noticed by me because of a lack of coolant, dealer replaced and filled the coolant bottle in 5 mins for a 5 pound charge.

This car is very fast, having only a 2 liter engine, is very responsive and smooth, the gearbox works great too, thanks to the new fuzzy logic software.

It gives near 29 mpg which is not great but is OK.

More stable than I thought.

Very solid construction.

Flexible seating options.

Automatic transmission computer failed, replaced by the dealer in half a day! They even gave me a free oil change so I'm very happy they are trying to do things right.

Good dealer service from a few months ago, maybe new Renault dealer plans or something. I'm so happy I owne this car and not a Citroen that I'm going to buy a Clio for my daughter.

This car is comfy, powerful, not as fuel wise as I expected to, but it drinks less than the competition.

A/C system is marvelous, heats up very fast even on 25ºF mornings.

Nothing, zero, nada, 0.

Great van, very big inside, great looks, everybody ask me what car is that and when I say a "Renault", nobody believes the quality and concept of this car-van.

I bought the car when it was 10 months old. Needed a new ignition coil and spark plugs within the first week of purchase.

Ideal family car. Bags of room.

Windscreen wipers could be better designed i.e. water somehow splashes all over the screen after using the screenwash and the wipers have stopped.

The sun visors are cheap and nasty, keep flopping down.

These are only very minor points in a car which is ideal for our circumstances i.e. a young family.

Absolutely nothing.

Solidly built and the new range of petrol engines seem to offer superb fuel economy.

This is the first car I've had from new which has proved totally niggle-free.

Saved £4000 by buying through an import agent - a bargain!

Air conditioning compressor had to be changed within three months.

Yesterday, to my surprise the car is out of oil. Dealer says there is no oil leak and I have to bring it in on Tuesday for an engine diagnosis. The car is only 7 months old!

Radio bad reception.

Exhaust heat box rattle.

Excellent family car! (My 10 year old daughter says "It's Cool!").

Recirculation button unfortunately omitted from the previous range. Now need to bend down & flip the switch several positions.