Renault Scenic 1.6 Sport Alize
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2001 Renault Scenic 1.6 Sport Alize
2001 on a Y plate, metallic burgundy, 33,000 miles, fRsh, twin electric sunroofs, electric windows all round, alloys, air con, cd, rear 'picnic' tables, anti-glare glass, Renault mats and flaps!! 12 months MOT, lovely condition throughout but previously Cat D when 2 years old. Fully repaired by approved body shop at the time with all new Renault parts. Due to Cat D a bargain at £5250 ovno
Piccies available on request.
Poss p/x with something newer W.H.Y?
Contact me by p.m. or 07899 951227 (daytime)
Cheers
Nick
Piccies available on request.
Poss p/x with something newer W.H.Y?
Contact me by p.m. or 07899 951227 (daytime)
Cheers
Nick
Last edited by Nick98; Mar 6, 2005 at 09:05 PM.
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Light panel damage but classed as repairable, albeit uneconomic.
In this case though I spoke to the previous owner before I bought it who said that the damage (front nearside) wasn't too bad and was meant to be repaired. However he had an insurance policy which replaced the car with a brand new one if the vehicle was written off within its first two years. As it was only 22 months old at the time of his accident he refused to have it repaired and held his ground until the insurance co. gave in and thus he got a brand new replacement. The repair was fairly strightforward (wing, inner wing, bonnet headlight etc) as confimed by the body shop who I bought the car off two years ago for my wife to use.
It has been perfect since then with no faults other than a dickie interior light switch and a badly fitted door seal, both of which were replaced under manufacturers warranty.
In this case though I spoke to the previous owner before I bought it who said that the damage (front nearside) wasn't too bad and was meant to be repaired. However he had an insurance policy which replaced the car with a brand new one if the vehicle was written off within its first two years. As it was only 22 months old at the time of his accident he refused to have it repaired and held his ground until the insurance co. gave in and thus he got a brand new replacement. The repair was fairly strightforward (wing, inner wing, bonnet headlight etc) as confimed by the body shop who I bought the car off two years ago for my wife to use.
It has been perfect since then with no faults other than a dickie interior light switch and a badly fitted door seal, both of which were replaced under manufacturers warranty.
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