Renault has re-launched its popular Espace model for 2011 with styling revisions, greater performing car parts and a lower price.
With savings up to £3,005 available the new cars will claim prices starting a £24,495 to the highest level of £28,495 for Grand Espace versions.
Renault has boasted more than 1.2 million sales of the Espace range in the last 26 years and aims to continue its success with new car parts and revised diesel engines.
The main improvements include LED lights and a complimentary fitted Carminat TomTom Live satellite navigation.
CO2 emissions in the core range dCi 150 engines have been slashed by 18g/km from 188 to 170g/km due to combating friction work and carefully-selected gear ratios.
Inside the motors is a modernised interior with features including sport-style upholstery, and extra side support with Teflon protection and new gloss black interior trim.
The range is available in seven body colours including a new Pearl Blue while the wheels also got a makeover with 17 inch Eptius and Novadis alloy wheels.
The two-litre dCi diesel engine is available in a choice of two power outputs either dCi 150 or dCi 175 with the latter mated to a six-speed automatic transmission.
Eager motorists keen to purchase a model from the Espace range can place an order from 8th November as the motors are to be in showrooms across the country from January 2011.
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