Renault Modus Microvan 2004
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Specifications Renault Modus Microvan 2004 blueprint
The Renault Modus Microvan 2004 is a city-friendly van that offers the perfect combination of space and flexibility. With its compact dimensions, the Modus Microvan is easy to maneuver in tight city streets and congested areas. Featuring a 1.2-litre petrol engine, the Modus Microvan has an output ofaround 69 bhp, making it an excellent choice for light commercial use or providing a sprightly ride for family days out. The exterior features the signature Renault grille, complete with a chrome surround lending it an air of modern sophistication. The rear sliding door opens wide to reveal a practical interior space, which boasts three rows of seating for up to seven passengers and plenty of head, hip, and legroom. There's also 950 litres of cargo space – plenty room to store your luggage, shopping, and other necessities. The Modus Microvan is surprisingly efficient and offers an impressive fuel economy of 45.6 mpg combined. It also has numerous driver assistance features, including ABS brakes, electronic stability control, and airbags, to help keep you and your fellow passengers safe. Inside, you'll find an attractive dark grey fabric upholstery, accompanied by a sophisticated dashboard which gives you an overview of important information at a glance. For those who need a reliable van that's easy to drive and flexible for cargo, the Renault Modus Microvan 2004 is an ideal choice. It packed with features that make it an attractive choice – all in a highly maneuverable and dependable package.
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