Renault 21

Every time I go on a long journey with my 2 children I wish I could separate them. All parents will know what I mean. When my aged Escort started to decay I decided a Savanna 7 seater was the car for me. The first thing I noticed was that they are very difficult to get hold of. I missed out on a couple because I had to wait until the weekend to undertake a 200 mile journey. I finally got one in Chester-le-Street. It cost £900 for an M-plate with about 6 month's MOT and a vicious pull to the left. I figured the steering fault was likely to cost less than having to travel half way down the country to look at another one. I do my own work and know where to get ...  Read the complete review

I purchased my Renault 21 two years ago in feburary. I found the car to be in a terrible state electrically. The electric sunroof didn't work, the internal fan was knackerd the rear heated screen didn't work. Basically poorly looked after. After spending £150 on the car I had to put a few pounds into it to get it fixed up. After this the car has never let me down, touch wood. It is a F(88) and the rust, well what rust it doesn't have any. Must be good for the price I paid for it. A must for anybody who wants a cheap car but beware they can be a bit broken. ...  Read the complete review