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The Renault Grand Scenic is a Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) created as a grand design of the pre-existing Renault Scenic, which had been in production since 2004. Essentially it is a grander, or larger, version of the Renault Scenic.
Chronology
In 2003 the Grand Scenic was first revealed and since then Renault Grand Scenic sales have grown. Renault Grand Scenic cars have three rows of seating to provide seating for seven individuals, however the middle row has more restricted leg room and may be more appropriate for children or small adults.
The new Grand Scenic was released in May 2009, offering a new style and greater drivability. Improvements and other changes have been in line with modifications to its sibling car, the Renault Scenic.
The Grand Scenic has two trim options; Expression models have air conditioning, cruise control, stability control, remote control central locking, front and rear electric windows, folding passenger seat, and computer style multi-colour screen. The Dynamique TomTom model has these same features plus an integrated SatNav system, Bluetooth, alloy wheels, and automatic wipers and lights. The Grand Scenic is still in production.
Achievements and Benefits
Renault Grand Scenic cars offer good performance and fuel economy. They have reasonable engine power and good handling, though the ride can be a little firm especially in the diesel models.
The size of the Grand Scenic is what sets the car apart from the Scenic. With three rows of seats seven can be seated in the car. Although the middle row of seats do not fold down the adjustable seating provided offers reasonable leg room for all three rows
Renault Grand Scenic cars are safe, scoring five stars in the NCAP crash tests. They have front and side full length airbags. They are considered to have good drivability, good handling and a comfortable drive. They are also efficient and reliable. A nearly new Renault Grand Scenic provides all of this at good value