Thinking of buying a used Renault Kadjar?
The style of the car
Smooth, rounded lines and SUV styling help give the Renault Kadjar plenty of appeal. The five-seat interior is just as attractive and matches more expensive models on quality.
How it drives
With its supple suspension and excellent seats, the Renault Kadjar delivers impressive comfort. It’s also good to drive, with light controls and good visibility of the road, making it easy to park and manoeuvre in town. All engines deliver impressive pulling power, while four-wheel drive models can make great tow cars.
The interior
The five-seat Renault Kadjar has an interior that’s roomy and well-equipped. The boot is one of the biggest in the class that’ll happily swallow a number of suitcases. All versions are well-equipped with kit such as touchscreen infotainment standard throughout. Higher spec S Edition and GT Line deliver extra features like LED headlamps and a panoramic sunroof.
Running costs and reliability
The Renault Kadjar scores strongly for value, while the range of petrol and diesel engines are some of the best for efficiency. Tax and insurance costs are low - the smallest diesel tax is zero. Maintenance costs are reasonable, while JD Power rated the car’s reliability as similar to more expensive models. Renault has an industry-leading safety record, so the Kadjar’s five star Euro NCAP award is no surprise.
How it compares with similar cars
The Renault Kadjar fits between the smaller Captur and larger Koleos in Renault’s SUV line-up. Slightly bigger than the Nissan Qashqai, it delivers both practicality and comfort. It has won awards for the Best Used Car of the Year and Best Used Mid-Size SUV from Auto Express magazine.
