Renault Avantime V6 - opinions?
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Short story, my landlord is selling his daily which happens to be a Renault Avantime V6 and I'm a little bit tempted I'll admit. But I know very little about them. Are they on PH's good list?
The cambelt will need doing soon, is a PITA on these or fairly straight forward?
There also don't seem to be many of them for sale, in good condition what should these be going for?
Cheers
The cambelt will need doing soon, is a PITA on these or fairly straight forward?
There also don't seem to be many of them for sale, in good condition what should these be going for?
Cheers
yellowbentines said:
Coincidentally I saw my 1st ever Avantime on the road today, I'm sure it was an 02 plate but didn't look 9 years old - blue and silver exterior combo, looked very concept-car like, huge with massive doors (its only a 2 door isn't it?), its one of the few French cars I like.
Two door yes, but it's got some clever type of hinge so they can open wide but not bash into the car next to you.OP... Avantime is cool, I'd like to drive one. Give it a go, can't hurt.
davepoth said:
Kong said:
Cant quite see the point in these, what do they actually offer over any other car apart from being rare?
It's completely mental, that's what. It's a 5 seat Espace with two doors. What's not to like?I dont mean to sound like a party pooper. I applaud the fact that such a nutty car exists. But to recommend someones pays actual money for one....!!!
I owned a v6 auto for several years and managed to cover over 50,000 miles with costs little more than the routine servicing. It never broke down. I sold it 18 months ago and really miss it. It's so individual, although looks are definitely love it or hate it. Fuel costs won't be cheap - average mpg about 24. V6 sounds great when fully revved up and acceleration not bad at all, but handling and ride have a a lot to be desired. Rear passenger space is quite limited. A cambelt change will not be cheap!
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