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The Renault Laguna Sport Tourer is a car that wants to please. The Laguna Sport Tourer loves to perform and demands attention; from its sleek lines to its precise and responsive drive, the Laguna Sport Tourer can’t help but turn heads and offers masses of space for you, your family and all their luggage.

Renault Laguna Sport Tourer consumer reviews by year of make: 2002 2005 2006 2008 2009

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"Hi. I have a Laguna 2.2-litre diesel estate, 02 plate. When I put the card in, it runs through its checks and starts. After 20/40 seconds it makes a w..." (Mike Garrett, 16/01/2012 11:12:24)
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"'Would a faulty glow plug cause the "check injection" light to come on. And when the light is on the car runs sluggish...'" (Steve Nowell, 09/01/2012 15:50:10)
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"I parked my Renault Laguna last night having had no problems. I went to start it this morning, it turned over but wouldn’t fire. Have tried to k..." (Allison Stamps, 05/01/2012 13:59:56)
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"My Laguna’s sat nav system has packed up it shows I am in a completely different place. Could the antenna be damaged and if so where is the ante..." (Bob Stopp, 21/12/2011 08:28:37)
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"'My 2002 Renault Laguna Dynamique 1.8 year is a petrol driven car but it sounds like a diesel when warmed up. Do I need to change the oil and filter?'..." (John Moorhouse, 18/10/2011 16:07:49)
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Steve Nowell's question has been answered: "'I have had the same problem, going on two years now with my 05 plate, I have had the car into multiple garages even the Renault service station and n..." (02/02/2012 08:46:13)
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John Moorhouse's question has been answered: "'I have the same problem with mine. I’ve been told that it is the cam followers. I just got the car and the last owner run it low on oil (possib..." (21/10/2011 08:51:55)
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Renault Laguna Sport Tourer consumer car reviews

Number of reviews: 7

Kennedy Campbell, County Down

Renault Laguna Sport Tourer DCi 2002

This is my first dci. I do not like this car, it has cost me a lot of money.

Submitted: 31/01/2012 10:11:24 | ID: 8940

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David, Scotland

Renault Laguna Sport Tourer 2008

Save £2745 If you have a Renault by getting rid of it - NOW! If you’re thinking of buying one - DON’T. Congratulations you have just saved yourself £2745! I have just been stung for this amount to fix the gearbox on a 3.5 year old Renault Laguna (59,000 miles): Dual mass flywheel, clutch, bearings and idler gear. I took the car to a Renault Dealer (Ness Motors, Perth), who couldn’t diagnose the cause of the whine from the gearbox. I took the car to James Allan (gearbox specialist in Edinburgh), who diagnosed the "Renault gearbox problem" in 2 minutes flat. There’s a design fault with this dual mass flywheel arrangement (common across many, if not all Renault gearboxes), which everybody seems to know about apart from Renault, who washed their hands of the problem. Real classy Customer Service - NOT!!

Submitted: 22/12/2011 10:08:03 | ID: 8748

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Chris Piper, Hampshire

Renault Laguna Sport Tourer 2002

Got mine 2nd hand with 67 000 miles. Now on 92000 miles . I’ve had, what it turns out to be, the common problems; Broken front springs, both sides, one of which went though the tyre. Ignition Card button with a much too high cost to replace at £140. Rear screen wiper motor. Starter Ring gear on the flywheel worn out at 67000 miles. I will not be buying another one. However, it runs well and gives very good mpg.

Submitted: 25/08/2010 21:24:59 | ID: 5993

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Duncan Morrison, Suffolk

Renault Laguna Sport Tourer 2.0 dci dynamique 2008

This is my second laguna, which is a step forward from the Laguna 2, (not a bad car). The current one has been a good choice to date after almost 2 years; it is nicely made, goes well no rattles or faults handles well for an estate and does the job as a load carrier in comfort. The ride unladen on poor roads can be jiggly, but this apart i love it.

Submitted: 20/02/2010 06:38:35 | ID: 4657

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Brian, Devon

Renault Laguna Sport Tourer 4 Control 2009

Great car until you have to fix a problem. Renault just don’t care. I was a sked to leave it for a few days (5th time) as the air conditioning was leaking yet when I got the car back I had exactly the same problem only a day or two later. Even the car dealer says "it’s a Renault, what do I expect"!! Never go to Renault if you can avoid it. Take my advise and go German!

Submitted: 12/11/2009 21:47:48 | ID: 3862

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Dean Slater, Cheshire

Renault Laguna Sport Tourer 1.9dci Privilege 2005

This is my first Renault and to be honest I was not sure to expect. But after collecting the vehicle from Essex and driving it back to the Wirral on less than a 1/4 tank of diesel, my first impressions grew. Needless to say after a few weeks the little annoying faults started to materialise such as a squeak / rattle from the centre console, especially on tick over also the GPS element of the sat nav does not operate. But over all I am impressed with the performance and economy of the 1.9dci engine whereby I am returning anything between 675 miles and 750 miles per tank, admittedly majority of this is motorway driving. Regarding comfort levels again the Laguna is very comfy on both short journeys and long journeys including an 8 hour drive to Paris. The only downside is the boot area as this can be restrictive when carrying high items as the height level from the floor to the roof lining is not the best in its class. If anyone is contemplating buying a Laguna, then I suggest you go for it as you get a lot of gadgets (no cup holders though at the front) good performance whilst bringing good economical figures for your money... good luck.

Submitted: 15/10/2008 12:02:45 | ID: 2018

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Ross Eades, Middlesex

Renault Laguna Sport Tourer 2.0 dci 175 GT 5dr 2006

Excellent value for money, loads of extras as standard on this particular model. A very high quality car, built well and comfortable to drive. Spacious enough for a family of 5 but maybe not as much space as other estates? I think there’s ample though. Good car, definately better than average.

Submitted: 26/11/2007 15:15:02 | ID: 770

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