1. Exclusivity at a price - The new Renault Mégane 300 R.S. Trophy
We recently attended the virtual launch of the most powerful production Renault Mégane ever built. With 221 kW coming from its turbocharged 1.8-litre, four-cylinder engine, the new Megane 300 R.S. is tearing up the race track like it’s nobody’s business.
2. Renault Mégane R.S. Cup (2020) review: How the French lost the war
“205 kW and 390 Nm is what you get from this F1-technology-infused lump and when mated to the notchy, direct 6-speed gearbox, you end up with a rather exciting drivetrain package. It's good for a claimed 0-100 km/h sprint of 5.8-seconds, which is coincidentally the same as the flappy-paddle alternative which comes with launch control”.
Chad reviews yet another sporty Mégane and finds the R.S Cup to have its pros as well as its cons.
3. Renault Mégane RS 265 Lux: The hatch for those who need their daily dose of power
“So, even though the RS LUX was called a “fast banana” among other things, I think it’s rather gorgeous. The non-racing, everyday Méganes are already stylish to begin with, but the RS Lux, with all its chrome ‘RS’ lettering, daytime running lights and faux carbon fibre inserts in the dashboard, is even cooler.”
In this review from 2015, I had this racy yellow number all to myself and the two of us had a fantastic time together.
4. Mazda3 vs. Toyota Corolla hatch vs. Renault Mégane: Which is the best value for money?
It’s the French vs. the Japanese in this shootout to see which of these three fun-to-drive hatchbacks will take the value crown. We compare specs and even go as far as warranties and service plans, to find you the perfect ride.
5. Mercedes-Benz A-Class vs. Renault Mégane vs. Volkswagen Golf - Here’s our winner
This time it’s Germany against Japan in this article where we compare these three industry stalwarts to find our absolute favourite.
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