
Renault Kangoo Estate (1999-2008) review

At a glance
Price new | £8,445 - £13,425 |
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Used prices | £658 - £2,913 |
Road tax cost | £190 - £415 |
Insurance group | 10 - 14 |
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Fuel economy | Not tested to latest standards |
Range | 385 - 583 miles |
Number of doors | 5 |
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Available fuel types
Petrol
Diesel
Pros & cons
Spacious inside, sliding rear doors, practical
Based on a van, uninspiring performance, dull to drive, basic interior
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Overview
Simple, functional and spacious – the Renault Kangoo appeals to family buyers who are looking for straightforward practicality above anything else. Admittedly, the obvious van-like looks won’t endear the Kangoo to everyone, but buyers looking for a value-for-money holdall will be smitten. It’s perfect if you’re self-employed too, taking on a huge load capacity at the fold of a seat and converting back just as easily to revert to a spacious family car.
The sliding rear doors and ample headroom are great for ease of access, and although the engines are less than rip-roaring, this is unlikely to be high on a people carrier buyer’s priority.