Renault Twingo
Prices start at: €13,990
Engines: Pet: 1.0 SCe (70bhp), 0.9 TCe (90bhp).
Bodystyle: Hatchback city car.
Plus Points: Tight turning circle makes it ideal for parking and city tight-spots. Rear-engined and roomy.
Minus Points: Difficult and time consuming to access basic areas such as dipping for oil, or replenishing windscreen wash. Poor logistics.
Best Buy: 1.0 SCe70.
Final Answer: No, practical difficulties outweigh the bit of pzazz.
Motorshow says: 
(1.5 / 5)
Prices & Specs
| Make | Model | Version | Road Tax | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Renault | TWINGO | 1.0 SCE 70 EXPRESSION | A | € 13,990 |
| Renault | TWINGO | 1.0 SCE 70 PLAY | A | € 14,590 |
| Renault | TWINGO | 1.0 SCE 70 STOP & START DYNAMIQUE | A | € 15,590 |
| Renault | TWINGO | 0.9 TCE 90 STOP & START DYNAMIQUE | A | € 16,590 |
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