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• Scénic II offers broad, competitive line-up

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Scénic II offers broad, competitive line-up

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Renault Scénic II will go on sale in France from mid-June 2003. The Renault dealer network will start taking orders in May. Like the Mégane II Hatch and Sport Hatch, Scénic II will offer a broad range that can be personalized, with a choice of five petrol and diesel engines and five equipment levels, four of which come with light or dark colour and trim schemes. Boasting new improved equipment and new features, Scénic II's entry-level prices are identical to those of Scénic I: from EUR17,400 on the road for the petrol versions and EUR18,600 on the road for the diesel versions.

Unveiled at the 2003 Geneva Motor Show, Scénic II is the third vehicle from the Mégane II programme. Scénic II is even more MPV-oriented, with a central dashboard, modular interior and plenty of storage space. It carries over the technological advances of Mégane II and offers saloon-class driving sensations in terms of engines, ride and handling and acoustic comfort. Renault Scénic II will go on sale in France from mid-June 2003. The Renault network is due to start taking orders in May.

(April 30, 2003)