Renault Megane Insurance

Cheap Renault Megane Insurance Quotes

The Renault Mégane has undergone a recent facelift, loaded up with up-to-date tech and extras on the standard kit. There is a plug-in hybrid version for those of us who want to leave a more economical carbon footprint. It’s more stylish than ever before but it won’t give you the drive of your life and is unable to compete with some of the other more expensive cars in its class.

Is it cheap to insure a Renault Megane?

The Mégane, from its entry level to highest spec model, falls in the lower to mid-range of the insurance groups. Calculating insurance costs revolve around more than just the make and model of the car. Factors such as your age, address, occupation, annual average mileage all come into play. So, the quotes we provide here are based around a driver who lives in an average postcode. If you are going to buy an entry level Mégane that sits in insurance group 14, and you are 30 years old, you could pay around £768, which drops to £543 if you are in your fifties.

What insurance group is the Renault Megane?

The Renault Mégane falls between insurance groups 14 – 37.

Do I need to insure my Renault Megane if it comes with a warranty?

Your Renault comes with a five-year warranty package that lasts up to five years. You will get unlimited mileage in the first 24 months and then cover up to 100,000 miles or five years, whichever comes first.

This doesn’t replace car insurance. Car insurance is a legal requirement if you own a roadworthy car. Depending on the level of cover you opt for, you are covered in the case of an accident, if your car is damaged, stolen or catches fire. As an absolute minimum, car insurance will protect you should you cause damage to property or other people. If you are unsure about car insurance and what you need, give us a call, or find us online at Quotezone.co.uk. We are here to help – it’s what we do.

Is it costly to repair a Renault Megane?

Renault has had a bit of a fragile reputation with reliability. But, with repairs averaging at only £224 a pop, they come in at the cheapest to repair. Whilst it’s reassuring to know that repairs are on the cheaper side, most drivers would say their biggest priority when buying a car is reliability. Whilst Renault have had their issues with this, they recently ranked in tenth place for reliability. So, a bit of a mixed picture but overall dependable, and when things do go awry, cheap to fix.

What Road Tax will I pay on a Renault Megane?

If you are buying a new Renault Mégane, the trim level you choose will determine the road tax you pay. On most models, you will pay £220 in the first year which reduces to £155 in following years. If you purchase the Renault Mégane 1.5 Blue dCi Iconic Auto EDC or the 1.5 Blue dCi GT line Auto EDC, you will pay £555 in the first year and then £155 going forward.

Now you know all about the Mégane, let us help you find the cheapest quote around. Visit us online at Quotezone.co.uk today.