Any idea why secondhand Renault C4 Grand Picassos are cheaper than Renault Grand Scenics?
I am looking at buying either an old shape Renault Grand Scenic or Citroen C4 Grand Picasso secondhand. At the car dealers the Scenic screen prices seem to be way over the car guide prices such as Parkers, whilst the C4 Grand Picasso prices seem to be much closer. There is nothing to indicate the Scenics are in better condition. Any ideas why his should be? In terms of value for money if the Scenic were closer to the guide price I would be tempted - which do you think is the best buy of the two?
Asked on 24 June 2010 by AS4wd
Answered by
Honest John
The C4 Picasso has less reported problems then the old shape Scenic, so simply go for that.
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