Latest Information on Renault Fluence
Assembled in Bursa, Turkey, the Renault Fluence is a front-engine, front-wheel drive four-door saloon. It is built on the C-platform shared by Renault, Dacia and Nissan. Using a range of engines (including the 2.0l turbo in the GT-line models), the Fluence is capable of 134 kW.
Review Summary
PROS
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Lively 2.0-litre engine in Dynamique-variant
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Stylish, practical interior
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Stability control (in Dynamique-variant)
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6 Airbags. Lumbar setting driver’s seat (Dynamique)
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18 cm touchscreen
CONS
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Only available in second hand
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Average-looking
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Questionable parts availability
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