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Filed under: Convertible, Coupe, Geneva Motor Show, Europe, Renault
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For 2011, Renault is launching an all-new version of its Megane coupe-convertible. Like the last generation model and most of its European market competitors, the Megane gets a folding hardtop, but somewhat like its competitor the Volkswagen Eos, this one lets the sun shine in even when closed. The Megane gets an all-glass roof, which, while letting you see the world, will probably do nothing to help the car's center of gravity. On the other hand, the black finish does help to visually hide the roof when it is raised, a stylistic windfall that partially alleviates the peculiar proportions of such hardtop convertibles. That said, this doesn't really appear to be a high-performance proposition, so we're guessing that more potential customers won't care about the extra weight up top anyhow.

To its credit, Renault has managed to retain a surprisingly large trunk on the Megane with 14.7 cubic feet top up and even 7.45 cubic feet available with the top down. The Megane has seven powertrain configurations available with six gas and diesel engines combined with manual, dual clutch and continuously variable transmissions.

The new Megane coupe-convertible goes on sale in Europe this spring.


Gallery: 2011 Renault Megane Coupe-Convertible
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[Source: Renault]Continue reading Officially Official: Renault drops the top on Megane at Geneva
Officially Official: Renault drops the top on Megane at Geneva originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 05 Feb 2010 13:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.


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