2010 Renault Megane RS

2010 Renault Megane RS design Review

​            Well, it’s one thing to bring out a completely new model.  But when you take a little over a year to make its metal head version, then you might be a bit late to the party.  But when the party is 24-7, 365 days of the year, you don’t have to worry about being a little bit late.  Of course, when you’re the 2010 Renault Megane RS, it might have been better to be out last year, rather then this year, 

since the major party was last year.  Of course, now you can have a two-door hatch party for yourself and few others.  Now when we heard that Renault was going to do an RS version of the Megane, we all thought it was going to be one sweet deal.  But when you don’t make many changes to the car, then your in for a heap of trouble.  
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​         Everyone has to remember the one main goal of the aftermarket segment.  You have to be aftermarket all around, not just under the hood.  Going fast is good, but going fast and looking good is better.  And since Renault did not change the slit grille, tall hood line and tear drop side windows, this party may have been short and sweet.  Of course, they did change the happy face grille to a mean happy face grille.  And they added in some bee hive workings and slit style fog lights.

Everett J.
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Overall Grade: B-