While Renault has not released any official information on the upcoming Megane Sport Coupe, it appears likely that it will employ the same engines used in the five-door hatch model.

Go back a decade or so and you'd find showrooms full of hardtop convertibles. There was the Pontiac G6, Chrysler Sebring, Volkswagen Eos, Volvo C70, Cadillac XLR, Lexus SC430 and so many more ...

Things are looking up for the Megane. Up again with the engine, Renault’s familiar 1.6-litre 130hp dCi diesel. It’s enormously economical, easily averaging high-50s MPG figures.

Yet when you first start the Megane up, it’s hard not to be a little disappointed by the initial clatter from the ageing 1.5-litre diesel engine. It sounds quite out of place in a sporty coupe ...

Renault has spent some time in the wilderness, but the French manufacturer is well-and-truly on the comeback path. The revival started with the Clio, and continues with the new Megane.

To up the appeal of the hatchback, Renault is now offering the Frenchies a special edition Megane - the Coupe Ultimate Edition. Priced from €25,700, the Ultimate is just €2,000 more expensive ...

The fastest-accelerating 2017 Renault Megane Sedan can sprint from 0 to 62 mph (100 km/h) in 10.5 seconds. While the Laguna Coupe was no Porsche, it could still do it in 8 seconds or less with the ...

Renault has announced that many of its new cars will offer CarPlay compatibility from April. R-LINK 2, available in Megane, Scenic, Talisman, etc will be compatible with both Android Auto and ...

Renault executives said the Mégane coupe concept’s menacing front-end treatment is an especially good indication as to what we’ll see at the Paris auto show later this year, when the ...

Renault has been very clever indeed. Instead of offering a nondescript 3-door version of its new Megane, it has given us a coupe. Which, of course, means that instead of having to charge less, it can ...

With the new Mégane Coupe, Renault has ditched the challenging bustle-back look of the old three-door Mégane and opted for something more conventionally stylish. And it works too.

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