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Any more inputs on this laguna?

 

It fits my requirements like power outputs, space, look etc.....

 

french no-no lah bro. Good cars with good driving dynamics, solid and safe, but if kenna Friday car, can cry big time. You wish you never been born [laugh]

 

Risk is too big.

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french no-no lah bro. Good cars with good driving dynamics, solid and safe, but if kenna Friday car, can cry big time. You wish you never been born [laugh]

 

Risk is too big.

 

thanks for the encouragement... [smash]

 

haiz....if only the 9-3 is bigger and wider at the back seat....... [:(]

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Hypersonic

With the nissan input like the auto GB and etc, maybe things have improved, ....i hope.

And Samsung electronics... I believe Renault should be better than others French brand..

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What car is this? Can it be easily spotted on the roads?

 

Or is it like trying to catch a glimpse of a tiger that's going extinct?

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What car is this? Can it be easily spotted on the roads?

 

Or is it like trying to catch a glimpse of a tiger that's going extinct?

 

it pretty rare but i find it nice and elegant. Above all, its force feed....roar.

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seriously , within 24hrs one is gone :huh:

 

I have seen both, honestly speaking, I prefer the black one but the Silver one looked better condition in exterior. The seller is offering good price that I really hope to buy it but I prefer another car I am seeing. I shortlisted it because it has many gadgets plus I am driving a t/c so the performance of this one will not go wrong.

 

Black was gone, that was fast as I have just seen the car only.

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I have owned a Renault for about 4 years, and like my other Renault forum friends, we won't buy another Renault again. Look at the number of Renaults on the road. This brand seriously has poor reliability and to quote a popular saying, anything that can possibly breakdown, will breakdown for a Renault car. Mine, from key chamber to steering wheel to alternator, fuel pump, belt, and horn and whatever not.

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french no-no lah bro. Good cars with good driving dynamics, solid and safe, but if kenna Friday car, can cry big time. You wish you never been born [laugh]

 

Risk is too big.

 

 

totally agree. french cars SUCK BIG time.

 

back side itchy and went to try the diesel fluence to see if they have improved over the years. yucks, still as crap as ever.... horrible vibration during idling, its almost as bad as my 14year old kangoo.[i would get rid of the goo if i could] i cant imagine how bad its going to get as the miles pile on. the design is still as screwed up as ever. the oil filter is accessed from the top and you have coolant hoses routed directly over it. so you either need to remove the hoses or forcefully shove them one side to change the oil filter. Only the french can design such crap.

 

i rank them 1/2 a level above China cars. fit for the the garbage bin.

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totally agree. french cars SUCK BIG time.

 

back side itchy and went to try the diesel fluence to see if they have improved over the years. yucks, still as crap as ever.... horrible vibration during idling, its almost as bad as my 14year old kangoo.[i would get rid of the goo if i could] i cant imagine how bad its going to get as the miles pile on. the design is still as screwed up as ever. the oil filter is accessed from the top and you have coolant hoses routed directly over it. so you either need to remove the hoses or forcefully shove them one side to change the oil filter. Only the french can design such crap.

 

i rank them 1/2 a level above China cars. fit for the the garbage bin.

 

Sometimes it's amazing that how people bash the french car...

But when talking about French handbag (bag), people will be going after it if they have the monie.. [grin][grin]

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totally agree. french cars SUCK BIG time.

 

back side itchy and went to try the diesel fluence to see if they have improved over the years. yucks, still as crap as ever.... horrible vibration during idling, its almost as bad as my 14year old kangoo.[i would get rid of the goo if i could] i cant imagine how bad its going to get as the miles pile on. the design is still as screwed up as ever. the oil filter is accessed from the top and you have coolant hoses routed directly over it. so you either need to remove the hoses or forcefully shove them one side to change the oil filter. Only the french can design such crap.

 

i rank them 1/2 a level above China cars. fit for the the garbage bin.

 

 

the coolant hose over filter is a renault feature [thumbsup]

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I have owned a Renault for about 4 years, and like my other Renault forum friends, we won't buy another Renault again. Look at the number of Renaults on the road. This brand seriously has poor reliability and to quote a popular saying, anything that can possibly breakdown, will breakdown for a Renault car. Mine, from key chamber to steering wheel to alternator, fuel pump, belt, and horn and whatever not.

 

Good thing I have always stayed away from French cars. My ex-Italians were bad enough, but at least they were fun to drive!

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Thanks guys for the discouragement.......Hahahah

 

Same sentiments for the other pug and chevron?

 

 

chevon is safest, lion next, diamond is worst

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chevon is safest, lion next, diamond is worst

 

believe you must say beforehand hor, cos you own/ed chevron before [;)]

 

1. Diamond - personal exp + almost everyone I know who drove one before - curse and swear.

2. Lion - Not too bad, but the lack of spares (even for agent) very frustrating

3. chevron - only improved after C&C took over. As long as not pneumatic suspension, still ok. But the 1.6 PSA engine ?? can depend or not ?

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