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 Renault will be hoping that its new small Captur Crossover will be capable of capturing a healthy slice of the still flourishing SUV-Crossover sector that grew by 6.8 per cent across Western Europe last year Two years after Renault unveiled a small Crossover concept called the Captur at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show the French manufacturer has launched the more refined road-going version. With 3 more seats and two more doors than the concept, AID was told categorically that for the volume-made Captur Renault doesn’t plan a 3-door coupé derivative. Amongst 20 models based on Renault-Nissan’s Alliance B platform - including latest Clio IV and same sector Nissan Juke - Renault has marked its intent of entering the small Crossover sector for the first time with the Captur |
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