Petrol or diesel - that is the question! And with fuel prices rising the way they are, local consumers are getting more and more cash-strapped.
If your fuel budget is shrinking, should you opt for a diesel Captur? To familiarise yourself with the differences between the diesel and Renault Capturs on offer in the used-car market, read our article below.
Which Renault Captur is better, diesel or petrol?
Check out these great deals we found on diesel derivatives of the Renault Captur models, on AutoTrader:
The most affordable Captur on AutoTrader with a diesel powerplant is this manual 2016 model, the Captur 66kW dCi Dynamique at Frank Vos in Worcester, for 174 995. Its mileage is relatively low for the price too, at R174 995.
If you have R198 880 for this 2018 model of the 66kW dCi Dynamique, you'll find it in Hooper's Central, Durban. It has 84 000 km on the clock. Use our car finance calculator to work out how much it will cost you each month.
The dealer is excited about this Captur: "Beautiful in black with stylish orange accents, fitted with navigation and cruise control, this car is 'dressed to impress'! And with only 59 000 km, this beauty will move fast!" This 2016 model, also a diesel, can be found in Pomona, Kempton Park.
This 2020 model with 46 000 km and a variety of extras is in Parkdene, Boksburg, for R249 800.