2020 Renault Captur 1.0 TCe SUV – Manual, Euro 6, 5-door, 100ps

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So, I’ve been keeping this car for a few years now — a 2020 Renault Captur 1.0 TCe, manual, 5-door SUV. It’s got that clean, modern look with 17-inch alloy wheels, and I’ve actually driven it quite a bit since I bought it.

It’s got a solid 1.0L engine, 99bhp, and a top speed that’s not too flashy but gets you where you need to go without much fuss. Fuel economy’s actually pretty good — I’m averaging around 47 mpg, which is a big plus for a small SUV.

It’s been fully serviced, has a clean V5, and I’ve had it through a full MOT — it’s due for another one in 12 months, so it’s been up to date. I’ve also had it through a full inspection — brakes, suspension, steering, electricals, everything. No major issues, just a well-maintained car.

The interior’s tidy — black soft-touch dash, heated seats, cruise control, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto. The touchscreen is decent, and it’s got lane assist, parking sensors, and a few smart safety features like emergency braking and lane-keeping. I’ve actually used the eco mode a few times — it helps save fuel when I’m not pushing it.

It’s been registered under HV20EAO, and I’ve had it for about 16,400 miles — only two previous owners, so it’s been well looked after. Two keys, full service history, and it’s got all the modern safety bits you’d expect.

I’m based in Carrickfergus, Mid and East Antrim District, and I’m thinking of parting ways with it. I’ve had it for a few years, and it’s been reliable — not flashy, not flashy, just solid.

If you’re looking for something practical, well-maintained, and not too expensive — this could be the one. I’ve been thinking about a swap, so if you’re interested, I’m happy to chat. I can show it around or even do a quick video walk-through.

I’ve got a deposit reserve option — £99, fully refundable — if you’d like to go ahead. No pressure, just a straightforward, no-nonsense car that’s been used responsibly and kept in good shape.

Let me know if you’re interested — I’ll be happy to talk through it.

P.S. I paid about £8,500 originally, and it’s been a good value for how it’s held up. The current market value is around £7,645 — not a lot, but it’s still a decent little SUV for the day-to-day.