Renault Malaysia offers the new Captur with a 5-year unlimited mileage manufacturer warranty and five-year free maintenance, inclusive of parts and labour. Only one variant is offered here in Malaysia, which is the locally assembled 1.2-litre turbocharged version which goes for RM102,844 (OTR without insurance). TC Euro Cars (TCEC), the authorised distributor of Renault vehicles in Malaysia took the wraps off the updated Captur in March this year, featuring new cosmetic updates, new features, as well as a value-added maintenance package.
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So, since it has been a successful five years since the Captur made its debut, it was only right that Renault gave it the much deserved update in an effort to continue the success story, which brings us to the facelifted version which we got our hands on recently. Unveiled in 2013, the Captur is not only Renault’s most popular model in the UK, but also the best-selling model in its segment in Europe, a feat which it achieved within a year after its world premiere.īy the end of 2015, the Captur became one of the best-selling crossovers in Europe with total sales of 195,323 units.Įven in Malaysia, the Captur’s presence on the road has slowly, but surely grown over the past few years.
However, even though the bigger, more capable models like the Megane and the Koleos may get the bigger share of the limelight, the bestseller is actually the smaller sibling: the Captur compact SUV. In fact, models like the new Megane and the Koleos are among the best looking in their respective classes.Īnd thanks to the Renault-Nissan alliance which came into the picture in 1999, good old French flair has met a touch of Japanese reliability, translating into somewhat reliable vehicles. Yes, you read that right – we just put “French” and “reliable” in the same sentence.
If we look at the global car market lately, Renault has come up with a few really good looking vehicles.
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