Spy Shots: streamlined new Renault Megane
With the Clio and Laguna having recently undergone complete replacement, Renault is now turning its attention to its middle range, and the automotive paparazzi have caught camouflaged mules undergoing testing on the open road.
Scheduled to bow at next September's Paris show, the third-generation Megane is expected to do away with the current model's sharp creases in favor of a smoother silhouette. The spy shots show that the current Megane's distinctive upright curved rear glass will give way to a more streamlined greenhouse, drawing on the lines of the new Laguna sedan. The range is anticipated to include three-door and five-door hatches, an estate wagon, a two-door coupe and a hardtop convertible. The new Megane's normally-aspirated 1.4-liter base engine is expected to be replaced by the Clio's 1.2-liter turbo, but otherwise the engines should carry over from the current model's, ranging all the way to the 225-horsepower turbo Renaultsport version.
[Source: Auto Express]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
narcszm 5:04PM (1/02/2008)
Mégane. The only car in the world that looks better wearing camouflage.
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Craig 6:59PM (1/02/2008)
Have you seen a Dodge Nitro or Nissan Tiida? Now there are some ugly cars. At least the french car has some flair.