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Renault’s compact MPV, the Scenic, first arrived on the road in 2002 and quickly became a favourite among small‑family drivers. Even in its early years, the 2001 Advent of the Scenic—debuting as a 2001 model variant—demonstrated how a playful design could coexist with decent on‑road performance. If you’re wondering about its current value, understanding the Renault Scenic price landscape across generations is key. In 2024, the average Renault Scenic price range for a used 2001 model falls somewhere between a modest gateway price and a slightly premium one, depending on kilometres, maintenance history, and regional demand. Below, we break down the essential information that will help you interpret what you should expect when you start comparing, asking, or shopping for a Scenic.

Key Specifications (2001–2003)

• Engine: 1.3L 4‑cylinder inline‑four, producing 74 hp (55 kW) at 5,200 rpm.
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual (standard), with a 4‑speed automatic option in some markets.
• Fuel Type: Petrole (petrol); mild‑hybrid variants were not introduced until later Civic‑series models.
• Dimensions: Overall length 4 144 mm, width 1 784 mm, height 1 642 mm; wheelbase 2 675 mm.
• Boot Space: 325 litres (all seats up); up to 1 536 litres with all rear seats folded.
• Boot/Loading: 400 L of cargo capacity from the rear hatch.
• Top Speed: 142 km/h (87 mph) max.
• 0–100 km/h: 14.9 seconds.
• Suspension: Front Macpherson strut, rear multi‑link system with torsion bar.
• Brakes: Front disc + rear drum (standard); all‑disc optional in some markets.
• Fuel Capacity: 45 litres.
• Seats: 5‑seat configuration, optional 7‑seat layout for later 2003 refresh.

Understanding the Renault Scenic depreciation curve helps future owners decide not only how much to spend but also how much value they can expect to recover. The MPV segment traditionally enjoys steady demand, but your Scenic’s age—over 20 years today—gives it a more pronounced depreciation rate.

Depreciation Insight

The first year of ownership typically sees the Scenic lose about 15‑20 % of its original value; this rate is somewhat higher than a luxury sedan because the MPV segment is more functional than status‑driven. After the second year, the annual loss slows to roughly 5‑8 %. By the third year

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