Renault is the second make on the French used market, with an offer concentrated on city cars and compacts, where it is hard to match on volume.
The Clio alone accounts for a considerable share of the Renault listings online, which makes it one of the easiest cars on the market to compare.
The Clio dominates the offer, ahead of the Megane in the compact segment and the Twingo among the smallest city cars. The Captur completes the range on the urban SUV side.
Beyond that you will find the Scenic and Grand Scenic for family needs, the Kadjar in the compact SUV segment, and a dense van range, Kangoo, Trafic and Master, very well represented second-hand.
The make is also one of the best represented in used electric cars with the Zoe, whose offer is long-standing and therefore wide.
Diesel remains in the majority across the used Renault fleet, with the dCi units powering compacts and vans alike.
In petrol, the small-capacity TCe engines power most city cars and suit urban and suburban use.
The manual gearbox is overwhelmingly dominant, more than eight of ten Clios online have one, which makes this the segment with the lowest entry prices.
On a Zoe, the deciding point is the battery arrangement: depending on the year and version, it could be bought with the car or rented monthly. That changes the real cost entirely and is checked before anything else.
On diesels, the particulate filter and the EGR valve are the usual items, and a history of short trips should make you cautious.
On low-mileage city cars used strictly in town, check the clutch: the odometer understates the real wear.
A used Renault car is first of all for buyers of city cars and compacts looking for the lowest entry price, and for businesses buying from the van range.
The links below narrow by model, engine or budget.
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