Renault plays it safe with the design of the latest Megane. Michael Nash takes the new model for a spin
My early memories of the Renault Megane are vivid. On holiday in rural France, my granddad would wow me by opening the electric sunroof as we rode through the warm countryside towards the sea. I also recall being in awe over the CD player – a luxury that our old Corolla lacked.
Back then, it seemed to me that the Megane was the pinnacle of technology. So how does it stand up today?
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