Used Renault Grand Scenic for Sale

Used Renault Grand Scenic for sale

Looking for a family MPV with space to spare and clever practical touches? The Renault Grand Scenic offers seven seats, a versatile interior and a strong focus on safety – all in a smooth, distinctive package.

Used Renault Grand Scenic cars in stock

£5,995 Renault Grand Scenic DYNAMIQUE NAV BOSE PLUS DCI 5-Door
- 2016
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- 91,000 miles
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- Diesel
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- Manual
Trade Direct Kent
020 3018 2327

Welling
£1,795 Renault Grand Scenic 2.0 VVT Dynamique 5dr
- 2008
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- 126,171 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Easicars LTD T/A Easicars Supermarket
020 3018 5736

Southall
£1,650 Renault Grand Scenic 1.5 dCi Privilege TomTom Euro 5 5dr
- 2011
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- 106,000 miles
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- Diesel
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- Manual
Daniel Wilson T/A Wilson Wheels
01708 392 372

Romford
£2,300 Renault Grand Scenic 1.6 VVT Dynamique TomTom Euro 5 5dr
- 2011
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- 85,703 miles
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- Petrol
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- Manual
Imaan Motors Limited
01895 702 179

West Drayton
£11,895 Renault Grand Scenic 1.3 TCe Iconic Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
- 2019
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- 45,000 miles
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- Petrol
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- Manual
Prime London Motors
01784 602 473

Staines
AA finance available

£10,490 RENAULT GRAND SCENIC 1.3 TCe Iconic MPV 5dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (140 ps)
- 2019
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- 72,000 miles
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- Petrol
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- Manual
Martin Maile Car Sales
01268 372 032

Stanford-Le-Hope

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Used Renault Grand Scenic

The Renault Grand Scenic is designed with busy families in mind. It stands out for its airy cabin and helpful storage features that make everyday life easier. This seven-seater has been a favourite for those needing flexible seating and generous luggage room. Its big windows keep things light and comfortable, while frugal diesel engines help keep costs down. Launched in 2004 and running until 2020, the Grand Scenic evolved with solid practicality and refined drive in the 2009–2016 model and introduced bolder design and modern tech in the 2016–2020 generation. It competes well against rivals like the Ford Grand C-Max and Volkswagen Touran, offering a roomy, safe, and sensible solution for families seeking low-stress, fuss-free motoring.

Pros

Very spacious and practical
Frugal diesel engines
Five-star Euro NCAP safety rating

Cons

Some low-rent interior trim
Third row tight for adults
Mixed reliability record

What are the key safety features of the Renault Grand Scenic?

The Renault Grand Scenic comes equipped with front, side and curtain airbags, stability and traction control, and ISOFIX child seat mounts as standard. Later (2016+) models offer advanced features like lane departure warning, autonomous emergency braking and traffic sign recognition. The Grand Scenic has achieved a five-star Euro NCAP rating, especially reassuring for families.
What engine options are available with the Renault Grand Scenic?

The 2009–2016 Grand Scenic offered a range of 1.6–2.0-litre petrol and 1.5–2.0-litre diesel engines, with the 1.5 dCi diesel being the most popular for its balance of power and efficiency. From 2016, turbocharged 1.2 and 1.3-litre petrols and an improved 1.5 dCi diesel were introduced, plus a mild hybrid 1.5 dCi variant for extra fuel savings.
What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Renault Grand Scenic?

Standard equipment typically includes Bluetooth, cruise control, and a digital dash. Higher-spec models add larger touchscreen infotainment with sat nav, reversing camera and smartphone integration. The post-2016 generation includes a more modern portrait-style touchscreen, wireless phone charging and advanced driver assistance systems, depending on trim.
What is the fuel consumption of the Renault Grand Scenic?

Diesel versions are the most efficient, with the 1.5 dCi returning up to 64mpg (pre-2017) or as much as 70mpg with the Hybrid Assist. Petrol models average between 35–50mpg depending on engine and year. Real-world figures can vary, especially with full loads.
What should I check when buying a used Renault Grand Scenic?

Check closely for signs of interior wear, especially in the rear. Inspect 20-inch wheels for damage and review the service history for recalls related to braking and NOx sensors. For extra peace of mind, consider a comprehensive check through The AA Vehicle Inspection.
Are Renault Grand Scenic cars reliable?

Reliability is average; the Grand Scenic does not top reliability surveys but is not a liability either. Later models show better build quality. Routine servicing is essential, with diesel versions needing checks for DPF and injector issues. Renault’s fixed-price servicing helps keep ongoing costs predictable.