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Concept Megane revealed at Geneva
Thursday, 06 Mar 2008 14:40
Concept Megane revealed at Geneva
Renault has announced its Megane range is to be expanded with a coupe version, based on a concept unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show.
The French manufacturer has also revealed a production version of the vehicle will be on sale in Europe before the end of the year β along with a more conventional five-door version.
"You have the design before your very eyes," said Renault design director Patrick Le Quement. "Itβs a strong statement".
"The new model won't have the upright line at the rear β it will be more acceptable - but it will shake its arse for sure."
Speaking at the launch of the concept Mr Le Quement also confirmed the saloon, coupe-cabrio and estate body styles would also be refreshed before the end of 2009.
The Scenic MPV will remain in its current form for a little longer, however, with the third-generation version due in about 18 months.
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