I've got the 2014 diesel auto. It's a great drive with plenty of poke in that 1600cc engine. Auto is smooth & you can drive it semi manual with no clutch. It's the best option. Once you drive a automatic you will not go back to primitive stick shift.
I have a grand 7 seater fantastic size very suitable for daughter grandkidas husband aand the boot is an ideal six for all the 6 dogs to come along. Have been away for an over night stay with 7 adult and over night bags pleanty of room for all and belonings .the pull of is a little slugish but then this is a family car not a sports car aleays been reliable would prefer key and hand break this car suits my every need very happy with it and would buy a new one in the future. cerrys not mel
As a owner of 2015 7 seater grand scenic, I can say that this is the worst car I have ever ridden. Very difficult to change air filter, very tight engine area, you can hardly do any diy work, unreliable electrics, faulty switches, faulty electric hand brakes. You will be better off with other mpvs.
I cannot confirm this at all. I have even the 2009 model (2.0 Benzin CVT automatic) and I never had an issue with it. The car is driven more than 350.000km only with oil changes and brake change. So it’s a really reliable car
Mine is great. You bought a turkey. I get my car serviced & they do all the fiddly work. I've had 8yrs driving with only a new bty & tyres. Now some things need replacing but it's a great car.
All cars are not perfect & there will be duffer's, I hear many people suggest that British cars around the 80's & 90's were very poor, but all cars in that time were also crap. Fiats rusted for fun etc. I liked Rovers as very comfortable on long drives, the K series engine head gasket was infamous for going on a regular basis if not done correctly, but that engine was used in a Lotus car, so not that bad after all then.
