French Connection
French brand Renault has been scaling back their offerings across the board, rather seeking to concentrate on their crossover and SUV segments. That doesn't mean that they arent making any other types of vehicles and that can be seen in one of their last product launches of 2022, the new Clio.
Related: Everything you need to know about the Renault Clio
The latest Clio exudes every bit of French styling and features some of their latest tech and styling cues but a chequered history still follow them to this day which is rather undeserved. Renault has sought to turn the tide and offers a very thorough warranty with every model they sell.
Let's take a look at the warrant attached to the new Clio 5
The Warranty
Renault New Vehicle Warranty cover begins on the date of delivery of the vehicle to the customer. The date of delivery is specified on the Warranty and Service Sheet provided by the Renault Dealer during the new vehicle handover, and the cover is for a period of 5 years or 150 000 km's , whichever comes first.
What it does not cover
- Damage arising from the vehicle has been used under conditions not in accordance with those stated in the Owner’s Handbook, (e.g. vehicle overloaded or taking part in any type of sports competition).
- The defect found has arisen due to the fact that the vehicle has been repaired or serviced not in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.
- Accidents
- Weather and road conditions
- Use of non-genuine Renault parts
- Environmental damages
- Body corrosion arising as a result of any alteration on the vehicle
- Normal maintenance services such as engine service
- Cleaning and or polishing
- Tyres, Wheel balancing, and alignment
- Headlight aiming
- Replacement of filters
- Windshield wiper inserts
- Light bulbs
- Spark plugs
- Drive belts
- Lubricants and cooling
- Worn pads, drums, and rotors
- Worn clutch discs
Renault does offer an addendum to their warranty called Bumper2Bumper that increases coverage for an extra 2 years and has no limitation on kilometres traveled and can be transferred to a new owner.
We highly recommend consulting your owner's manual for specifics relating to your vehicle. If you are still uncertain you should approach your local dealer for further clarification