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Hello, about my company I get from Renault – model-dependent different – special conditions. Condition is that the Fzg. at least 4 weeks is allowed on me. So I could offer a (quasi-)new car, which is run clearly less than 500km and is only one month registered. Now my question to you: How much should the price for which I offer the Fzg. be below the most favorable provider (e.g. www.apl24.de ), so that such an offer for you personally a With 2 examples: 1.) Megane Coupe Sport TCe 250 RRP with optional equipment: 30,080 EUR plus transfer 590 EUR => 30,670 EUR cheapest price (-16%): 25,267 EUR plus transfer 590 EUR => 25,857 EUR my price: 24,900 EUR incl. transfer (i.e. ca. 950 EUR under the cheapest internet price)2.) Grand Scenic RRP: 25,000 EUR plus transfer 590 EUR => 25,590 EUR cheapest price (-26%): 18,500 EUR plus transfer 590 EUR => 19,090 EUR my price: 18,400 EUR incl. transfer g (i.e. approx. 700 EUR under the cheapest internet price) As I said, our special conditions vary depending on the model, so the price advantage of the Scenic is not as great as with the RS. Would the offer still be attractive despite the “only” 700 EUR? You only have to wait 4 weeks longer than for a “real” new car, but I would personally like to save 700EUR… Would be grateful for your opinions – until then many greetings from the Renault newcomer

Hello together, privately I am a convinced Mercedes driver. Professionally I work in the consulting service sector and my customers also include car dealerships of different brands. Of course these customers are also taken into account when it comes to the purchase of new company cars. On this way we took off a Renault car house some time ago a Mégane CC (old model). In addition to the prevailing larger cars, the Mégane represents a refreshing exception. I use It is the only switch and I sometimes like to insert the gears myself. In the course of this, I have recently wondered how this car really matters in society. I admit that I too critically consider the effect of this car. I have therefore wondered who chooses this car. – More male or female? – What age chooses the CC? – Families, Singles? – Which professional groups are represented? – Is the CC used as a first or second car? – For what reason did the decision just come to the CC? As I said, the CC is a service car and part of a small fleet of vehicles. I am working in the business consultancy and believe that the CC in this environment is more likely to pass as a “loser box” and should therefore be left exclusively to the secretarial office for the way to the post office. Maybe I am also wrong and the times would have I would be happy. How do you think about my questions? I’m curious! Greetings Palandt

Hello, I’m more of a guest in the Fiat department, but now I have to drive about 550 KM spontaneously on the weekend with a Grand Scenic 2nd generation preface lift. What I know is that the car is a gasoline engine, this key card and 6 gears. So now you come into play. The size of the car is ok, but I have considerable problems understanding the operation in the pictures. I also have to drive the car without someone who knows the car. I want to know the following: – The car has such a key card. What should be taken into account? If this is the keyless version: Is there a button that you have to press to lock the vehicle? If you turn off the engine also normally via the start button? – Is there an Aux-In input for these models? Where would this be hidden? – What do you do with the keys on the speedometer? In addition: Is this good to read? – I would need a cigarette lighter box to load the nav, where is it exactly? – h Do these vehicles have an alarm system? Is it susceptible? (I don’t want to go down to the car every second hour to calm it down. Have already had bad experiences) – What else to consider? I will hopefully find things like the light switch or something like that. So I thank you, for your help and hope that the questions are not too stupid. Greeting Bernd P.S.: The manual from the car itself is also not available, ergo I can’t read it there either. Unfortunately.

(1) I’m thinking of getting me a Scenic III. There are obviously many in this forum who drive a diesel or the TCe 130. No one speaks of the 1.6 16V 110. Why? Is that so bad? What criteria should be applied (if you don’t want to be a race driver) to the choice of the engine? (2) And I noticed something else: If I use the car configurator, there seem to be three radio versions: Radio 4x15W CD MP3 Radio 4x15W CD MP3 Bluetooth Radio CD MP3 3 3D Sound by Arkamys Bluetooth Plug&Music Is the second only like the first, only with BT? And what can the third great, if it is offered apparently only from Dynamique with 500 Euro extra charge to the “base radio”? (3) And another question: I still have almost brand new winter tyres of my current vehicle in the format 205/55 R 16. Could I continue to use the, with corresponding rim, at the Scenic (dumb question probably, but I really don’t know about it so much). Thank you for your tips and hints!