Renault Grand Espace Estate (2003 - 2012) review
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PROS
Masses of cabin room, superb long distance cruiser, strong dCi engines
CONS
Can be expensive to buy, seats don't fold flat, sheer size makes it tricky to manoeuvre
At a glance |
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| New price | £22,007 - £36,945 |
| Used price | £410 - £7,360 |
| Fuel economy | 22 - 43 mpg |
| Road tax cost | £235 - £570 |
| Insurance group | 22 - 33 How much is it to insure? |
Renault Grand Espace rivals
The Grand Espace is the longer-wheelbase version of Renault's best-selling people carrier. It's essentially the same as the standard model and shares the same driving characteristics, engine line-up and specification levels. Like the standard model, it has folding and removable seats, lots of clever storage bins and can carry seven people - but you get a few extra inches for extra luggage and passenger room.
There are some good diesel engines available including the relatively economical 2.0-litre dCi, but the thirsty petrols are best avoided.
