Latest Information on Renault Logan
The Renault Logan is a small family car that is jointly produced by Renault and its sister company Dacia. It has sold over 3 million units worldwide since its release in 2004 and is produced in plants world wide. It shares its platform with a number of other vehicles such as the Nissan NP200, Mahindra Verito and Nissan Aprio, and they all share the same front-engine, front-wheel drive running gear.
Review Summary
PROS
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Practical interior
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Touchscreen and Navigation infotainment standard
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Efficient engines
CONS
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Comfortable ride
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Good handling
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