Renault Kadjar SUV 2018 review - carwow
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Date: 2022-04-11
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Schnitzel_Stephan
What I dislike about this car (or any Renault for that matter) is how many small items work differently from all others cars, making it unnatural to move it. Like, the stick under the bonnet was mentioned in the video, but think also about stuff like the sun visor for which the spare out to take it down is on the left side, or the windscreen wipers which have to be moved down to operate instead of up.
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What I dislike about this car (or any Renault for that matter) is how many small items work differently from all others cars, making it unnatural to move it. Like, the stick under the bonnet was mentioned in the video, but think also about stuff like the sun visor for which the spare out to take it down is on the left side, or the windscreen wipers which have to be moved down to operate instead of up.
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Bj-rn
For my 2017 Kadjar is some not good things like the headlights H7 for me in Sweden my old SAAB H7 2005 much more better in the dark
next is the interior light its like missing some lights.
It should be possible to put off the hillholder my 1, 2 130ps is to weak for this function.
and here you need to put 1000 euro for rustprotection because its like a Nissan.
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For my 2017 Kadjar is some not good things like the headlights H7 for me in Sweden my old SAAB H7 2005 much more better in the dark
next is the interior light its like missing some lights.
It should be possible to put off the hillholder my 1, 2 130ps is to weak for this function.
and here you need to put 1000 euro for rustprotection because its like a Nissan.
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niceguy60
-WARNING-
-1. 6 Dci engine is being Killed-
You cant buy it any more and those NISSAN/Renault Owners who have this engines are being offered a Engine Remap
to downsize their engines in Name of Emissions
.
I've got my letter, no Thanks!
If I wanted a Smaller engine I would have bought a Smaller Engine, Paying more to get less
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-WARNING-
-1. 6 Dci engine is being Killed-
You cant buy it any more and those NISSAN/Renault Owners who have this engines are being offered a Engine Remap
to downsize their engines in Name of Emissions
.
I've got my letter, no Thanks!
If I wanted a Smaller engine I would have bought a Smaller Engine, Paying more to get less
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Pavle
man is talking about door bins, and not about Low Gear set in a SemiOff Road car, he mentioned NISAN, and it comes with full 4x4 far as i know as standard, its not AWD, its 4WD, meaning that you have Rear Differential lock, 4WD and 2WD options, i would argue that is not a small thing if you gonna compare it to the NISAN
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man is talking about door bins, and not about Low Gear set in a SemiOff Road car, he mentioned NISAN, and it comes with full 4x4 far as i know as standard, its not AWD, its 4WD, meaning that you have Rear Differential lock, 4WD and 2WD options, i would argue that is not a small thing if you gonna compare it to the NISAN
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-lkay
I have the car for 13 months and it is problem free ever since: ) As Mat said, it is a really practical family SUV, fuel consumption is really low (1. 5 Diesel 5. 1lt/100km city, 4. 7lt/100km average, no engine noise at cruise but a bit much tyre noise. Overall it is a very good choice.
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I have the car for 13 months and it is problem free ever since: ) As Mat said, it is a really practical family SUV, fuel consumption is really low (1. 5 Diesel 5. 1lt/100km city, 4. 7lt/100km average, no engine noise at cruise but a bit much tyre noise. Overall it is a very good choice.
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raisops
Road bumps n potholes. absolutely waste of my tax money as UK roads are rubbish for so called developed country. recently visited Dubai and the roads are just awesome. not a single pothole or rough surface during my 5 day trip going into various parts of the city. they put UK to shame
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Road bumps n potholes. absolutely waste of my tax money as UK roads are rubbish for so called developed country. recently visited Dubai and the roads are just awesome. not a single pothole or rough surface during my 5 day trip going into various parts of the city. they put UK to shame
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autos
Had one of these as a hire car in Iceland for 4 days, very comfortable and a great drive, returned over 60mpg - but the touch screen satnav was a pain at times and needs far too many clicks to use. - but i'd still have one - did 500 miles in 4 days, i'm 6'4 and it was very comfortable
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Had one of these as a hire car in Iceland for 4 days, very comfortable and a great drive, returned over 60mpg - but the touch screen satnav was a pain at times and needs far too many clicks to use. - but i'd still have one - did 500 miles in 4 days, i'm 6'4 and it was very comfortable
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Huw
It is what it is; a family car for people who are indifferent to cars. My gripe with it, and the CashCow is that the Renault diesels are filthy engines, in a recent independent test it pushed out NOx emissions in real world driving some 600% above the permitted level for Euro5.
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It is what it is; a family car for people who are indifferent to cars. My gripe with it, and the CashCow is that the Renault diesels are filthy engines, in a recent independent test it pushed out NOx emissions in real world driving some 600% above the permitted level for Euro5.
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Reegs
It's a nice car and I thought that carwow should do pick up truck reviews as the new Renault Alaskan is being released and also the Mercedes x class has been released and I think it would bring a lot more views and even more interest to carwow
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It's a nice car and I thought that carwow should do pick up truck reviews as the new Renault Alaskan is being released and also the Mercedes x class has been released and I think it would bring a lot more views and even more interest to carwow
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David
1: 09 A bloody sub-woofer where there should be a spare wheel? The consolation being that at least you could listen to some nice bass notes, whilst waiting hours at the side of the road for your breakdown service to replace a blown out tyre!
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1: 09 A bloody sub-woofer where there should be a spare wheel? The consolation being that at least you could listen to some nice bass notes, whilst waiting hours at the side of the road for your breakdown service to replace a blown out tyre!
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