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For:
The Scenic is competitively priced against its rivals and all but entry-level models come with a high standard of equipment. Good refinement and a supple ride make it civilised family transport.
Against:
Smaller-engined versions are short on pace and the Scenic isn't as sharp to drive as some rivals. Rear headroom should be better, while legroom in the Grand's third row of seats is limited.
Performance
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Buying & owning
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Behind the wheel
|
Running Costs |
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|---|---|
Town mpg |
29.1 |
Out of Town mpg |
47.9 |
Average mpg |
39.2 |
Tank Capacity (gallons) |
13.2 |
CO2 Rating (g/km) |
173 |
Insurance Group |
4 |
Typical Insurance Quote |
£323 |
% Value Retained (3yrs/36,000mls) |
33 |
Typical Contract Hire Rate (pcm) |
£296 |
Pence Per Mile |
0 |
Servicing Cost over 3yrs |
£0 |
Servicing Intervals |
24/18,000 |
Manufacturers Warranty |
3yr/60k + 3yr Paint + 12yr Perforation |
Performance & Measurements |
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|---|---|
Body type |
MPV |
Number of Doors |
5 |
Number of Seats |
5 |
Engine (cc/type) |
1390/4 |
Fuel Type |
Unleaded |
Max Power (bhp/rpm) |
97/6000 |
Engine Position |
F |
Driven Wheels |
Front |
Length (mm) |
4264 |
Width (mm) |
1805 |
Height (mm) |
1620 |
Boot Space (min ltr) |
430 |
Boot Space (max ltr) |
480 |
Turning Circle (m) |
10.7 |
Towing Weight(kg) |
1300 |
Kerb Weight (kg) |
1315 |
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