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2007 Renault Scenic Conquest Pricing Review

May 2007
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Scenic Conquest has been designed with leisure pursuits and the great outdoors in mind, with the best of both worlds that an SUV (sport utility vehicle) and a compact MPV (multi-purpose vehicle) can offer. The car retains all of Scénic’s impressive interior practicality and flexibility, while its bold and rugged styling resembles that of an off-roader, without the weight gain and fuel economy penalty of four-wheel drive. The chunky styling features on Scénic Conquest are not just for show. Beneath the skin, its chassis has been adapted to suit a wide range of conditions. With 20mm higher ground clearance than a standard Scénic and strengthened suspension, whether it’s tackling high kerbs and giant potholes in the city or muddy tracks in the country, the newcomer is equally at home in either environment. This message will be emphasised further with the new car’s ad campaign, ‘It’s a city country thing.’

You couldn’t mistake Scénic Conquest for any other member of the Scénic family. At the front, the lower part of the bumper has a protective black graphite coating while the radiator grille and air intake have been revised and a satin chrome-finish skidplate shields the engine. At the rear, the black graphite bumper incorporates a satin chrome-coloured skidplate.

Scénic Conquest’s profile also reveals its fondness for off-road adventure. Chunky rubbing strips protect the side bodywork, the wheel arch inners are coated in black graphite and it has robust door sill guards. Finished in chrome and black, the longitudinal roof bars are ideally suited to transporting outdoor leisure equipment. The alloy wheels add a touch of sporty style, while the headlights are distinguished by their dark lens covers.

Scénic Conquest’s bold appearance is completed by a chassis that has been modified to cope with life away from the beaten track. In addition to the increased ground clearance and twin skidplates, the suspension has been modified to improve comfort on rough terrain. The front and rear dampers have an increased range of travel and smaller anti-roll bars have been fitted. Finally, the special settings of the ESP (electronic stability programme) and ASR (automatic slip regulation) traction control enhance Scénic Conquest’s all-terrain character.

Subtle but distinctive interior decor

Inside Scénic Conquest, splashes of orange abound to differentiate the cabin from other models in Renault’s ever-popular compact MPV range. The anodised dark grey centre console is decorated with orange graphics, with the seatbelts, upholstery, gearlever gaiter and steering wheel all incorporating stitching in the same rich hue. The carpets are protected by rubber mats featuring a Conquest logo.

Power to explore

From launch, Scénic Conquest is available with a choice of two economical, powerful and refined powerplants, 2.0 VVT 136 and 1.9 dCi 130. A further two will be added in September.

The 2.0 16V petrol engine develops 136hp at 5,500rpm and 191Nm of torque at 3,750rpm with a particularly broad spread of power. On a combined cycle, this version returns 35.3 mpg. The 1.9 dCi diesel delivers 130hp at 4,000rpm and 300Nm of torque at 2,000rpm. Like its petrol counterpart, this engine is also coupled to a six-speed transmission. With this powertrain, Scénic Conquest sips fuel at 47.1 mpg on a combined cycle and emits 159 grams of CO 2 per kilometre.

A comprehensive equipment list

Scénic Conquest has all the interior adaptability and stowage facilities that have forged the success of the Scénic range, including a rear row of individual seats which can be slid forward, back, folded or removed completely, plus rear aviation tables and underfloor storage.

The high level of standard equipment sees Conquest models benefit from several items of equipment over and above the Dynamique models on which they are based, including a bespoke interior, ESP, longitudinal roof bars and rear parking proximity sensors.

Other standard features include 16” alloy wheels, ABS (anti-lock braking system) with EBD (electronic brake distribution) and emergency brake assist, air conditioning, front and rear electric windows, leather steering wheel and gearshift knob.

The passive safety features for Conquest mirror those in the rest of the Scénic range, which carries a maximum 5-star Euro NCAP crash test rating. In keeping with its adventurous nature, Renault has developed a Cycling Pack accessory kit, which includes roof cross bars, bike rack and protective boot lining. Pricing for this Pack will be confirmed shortly.

Although Scénic Conquest already comes highly equipped, the new models can be specified to an even higher level through an extensive list of optional extras. These include: 17” Celcius alloy wheels (£275), 60W RDS-radio single CD-MP3 (£200), Bluetooth Hands-free (£250), electric panoramic glass sunroof (£600), leather upholstery (£1,100), Multi-functional TunePoint for portable music devices (£175), ‘Sleep Safe’ adaptive child headrest (£50) and sliding central stowage unit (£250). All prices include VAT.

Built in France at Renault’s Douai plant, the Scenic Conquest comes in a choice of ten body colours, including one exclusive to this new model, Cayenne Orange.

Prices for the initial two-model Scénic Conquest models are £17,945 for the 2.0 VVT 136 and £19,135 for the 1.9 dCi 130. The new trim level will not be offered in five- or seven-seat versions of Grand Scénic.

Scénic Conquest models are available to order now. For further information, see www.conquest.renault.co.uk from 21 st May.

New Scenic ‘Conquest’ compact MPV with SUV styling, boasts revised chassis with 20mm higher ride height and stiffened suspension
Choice of two engines at launch: 1.9 dCi 130 and 2.0 VVT 136. Two further engines to follow in September
Comprehensive equipment levels, including ESP with ASR traction control, rear parking sensors and roof bars
Priced £17,945 and £19,135
Available to order now and in UK dealers from the end of June. Further i nformation available from www.conquest.renault.co.uk on 21 st May

Launched at the 2007 Geneva Motor Show to considerable interest, Renault has now confirmed pricing and specification for the first two models in the new Scénic Conquest range, priced £17,945 for the 2.0 VVT 136 and £19,135 for the 1.9 dCi 130. A further two engines will be added in September.

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