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Renault will unveil the special edition Laguna Coupé Monaco GP on April 9 at the Cabriolet, Coupé and SUV Show which will shortly open at the Porte de Versailles exhibition complex in Paris, France. This special edition will be distinguished by a twotone pearlescent white and pearlescent black livery. The model comes with a leather interior trim, as well as such desirable technologies as Carminat TomTom navigation, Bose audio, xenon headlights and, above all, the acclaimed 4Control chassis which delivers impeccable roadholding. Updated 04/13/2010: Renault unveiled today official details on the special edition Laguna Coupe Monaco GP that will go on sale in May at a price of €38,800. It will be limited to just 400 units. It will be available with a choice of four DPF-equipped diesel powertrains (dCi 150 with either six-speed manual or automatic transmission, dCi 180 with six-speed manual gearbox or 3.0 V6 dCi 235 with six-speed automatic transmission) and one petrol engine (3.5 V6 240 with six-speed automatic transmission). Press release after the jump. Press release Following its unveiling at last month’s Geneva Motor Show, the new Monaco GP limited edition version of Renault Laguna Coupé is due to hit the French market this month when it goes on display at the Coupé-Cabriolet & SUV Motor Show in Paris. The newcomer’s fluid, elegant lines are emphasized by its stunning, sporty styling which features a black roof, black exterior mirror housings and ’black shadow’ wheels which contrast with the car’s striking pearlescent white finish. Renault Laguna Coupé Monaco GP’s performance credentials match its looks, too, thanks to its exclusive 4Control chassis with four-wheel steering which is standard equipment, as well as a range of particularly efficient powerplants. Its equipment specification places the accent on motoring enjoyment and travelling comfort with an exciting package of hi-tech, safety and comfort refinements. Designed and manufactured in France, Renault Laguna Coupé Monaco GP ranks among the best cars in its class for quality and stands out as a flagship for Renault’s highend range. Two years after the first public appearance of Laguna Coupé round Monaco’s legendary race track, this limited edition version – the run of which is restricted to just 400 units – celebrates the long-standing partnership that exists between the brand and the Automobile Club de Monaco. Renault Laguna Coupé Monaco GP will be available at Renault dealers in June, with prices starting from €38,800. Order books open early-Mai.
Thanks to its inbuilt strength and the results of different surveys that have been carried out over the past two years and more, Renault Laguna has earned a TOP3 ranking for quality in its segment in Europe. Efficient, affordable, safe and modern, the Laguna range stands out through the availability of its innovative 4Control chassis, an exclusive feature for the model’s segment. Sporty refinementThe flowing, uncluttered lines of Renault Laguna Coupé Monaco GP’s elegant design express timeless beauty and sheer motoring enjoyment. There is no mistaking the legacy it has inherited from the Fluence concept car, nor its kinship with the show car originally revealed at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September 2007. Indeed, it shares the same basic colour scheme and class of the latter, with a pearlescent white body and interior trim details, exclusive 18-inch shadow black Interlagos aluminium alloy wheels, black exterior mirror housings, and visible grey stitching on the upholstery, dashboard, GT steering wheel and doors. Specific ’Monaco GP’ badging can be seen on the body sides and grille, while the dark charcoal leather upholstery* also features embroidered ’Monaco GP’ motifs. 4Control chassis: an exclusive, innovative feature of Renault LagunaDeveloped by Renault Sport Technologies, this ingenious system is standard equipment for Renault Laguna Coupé Monaco GP in association with a wide choice of engines. This groundbreaking innovation attracts customers who seek to benefit from the advantages of four-wheel steering. The nimble handling provided by the 4Control chassis both in built-up areas and on twisty roads out of town is worthy of that of a small city car (it has the same turning circle as a Clio). At the same time, the system guarantees exceptional stability, plus the road holding ability of a sporting car, not to mention unrivalled safety, e.g. when taking avoiding action or when braking in difficult conditions (asymmetric grip on slippery surfaces, optimized ESC calibration). To ensure the highest standard of driving pleasure, Renault Laguna Coupé Monaco GP packs the very best technology to deliver an extremely efficient ride in complete peace of mind, with precise, reassuring cornering and perfect cornering lines, however much grip is available and Dynamic, responsive, efficient enginesAll the available diesel engines are equipped with a particulate filter and comply with Euro5 legislation. They are available with a manual gearbox or automatic transmission to combine driving enjoyment with efficient and responsive sports performance:
Premium navigation and multimedia equipmentRenault Laguna Coupé Monaco GP is available with two high quality systems: A particularly attractive limited editionThe extensive equipment list and raft of comfort features do justice to Renault Laguna Coupé Monaco GP’s elegant styling and sporting pedigree:
Exceptional reliabilityEver since its launch in October 2007, Renault Laguna has had plenty of opportunities to showcase the fruits of its inherent strength and rigorous production. The results of successive customer surveys reported by the media underpin the model’s quality and reliability, and Renault Laguna benefits from a TOP3 ranking for product and service quality. These results are the consequence of a company-wide commitment and back up the findings that Renault’s own in-house surveys have been indicating for some time already. The three-year or 150,000km warranty (whichever threshold is reached first) is yet another argument that is sure to appeal to the customers that Renault Laguna Coupé Monaco GP targets. 21 comments: Renault Laguna Coupe Monaco GP It looks so stunning on its aesthetic design! Moreover, I’m already impressed with the platform of it even though I’ve actually seen it on the other vehicle. Anyway, what’s the engine specification of this?
I love its aesthetic design, and I must say that it’s decent and hygienic body paint, adds more appeal on it but I wonder if what will be the interior of this one will look like.
The platform design is really simple and ordinary the only part that I can say a little bit unique is the head or roof of this car. And it seems that the interior of this Renault Laguna is so boring.
The roof or head of this Coupe Monaco looks very awesome, and it maybe looks so simple but the design is very appealing on its own way. You can line up this on a classy and luxurious car.
Yes I agree. The exterior was great and I think it look so elegant in its white paint job. However, looking at its interior I was bit disappointed on its leather seats and its center console seems to be cheap looking.
hmm. The roof top of this car reminds me of electric vehicle. However, the impressive part of this car is has an high technology features.
The 140hp TDI sold in the US is in the lower power range of the currently sold 2 liter diesels in Europe (the same engine there usually boasts 170hp or so), mostly so it would lower the emissions enough to be 50-state compliant.
considering the size of the car and the fact that it’s sold as the more upscale Renault, I’m going to guess the 150dCi means the 150hp version of it.
It was a joint product of Renault Engineering and Renault Sport Technologies and has Active Drive and four-wheel steering.
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01.5.2012 @ 20:57