A special edition of the Renault Megane Coupe Monaco GP called arrive in showrooms next March. Five different engines available, including RS version with 250 hp. The name of Monaco is closely tied to motor sport and, therefore, also Renault. In fact, last season one of the proponents of the French triumph in the principality by the victory of Mark Webber to Red Bull.
Now Renault will again use this name to launch a special edition of the Megane, which will be presented at the Geneva Motor Show, which can be purchased starting next March in two different variants, the Renault Megane Coupe Monaco GP and Renault Megane RS Monaco GP. Both finishes have common details such as custom exterior and interior, pearl white paint and various elements in black pearl, in addition to the rear diffuser.
In the Coupé version, that part of the Dynamique, we can observe for a sportier bumpers, automatic folding mirrors, rear parking sensor and new alloy wheels of 17 inches. As for mechanical options will be available three diesel 110 hp, 130 hp and 160 hp and two petrol TEC 130 hp and 180 hp.
In the most radical of the Megane, RS, Monaco GP Edition includes heated seats with leather trim and 18-inch wheels as standard, leaving as an option 19-inch wheels. You can also add to the Monaco GP Renault Megane RS Cup chassis, maintaining the same drive that the conventional RS, ie, a 2-liter turbo engine with 250 hp.
On prices can not confirm anything yet, but that their arrival will result in dealerships in March.
Now Renault will again use this name to launch a special edition of the Megane, which will be presented at the Geneva Motor Show, which can be purchased starting next March in two different variants, the Renault Megane Coupe Monaco GP and Renault Megane RS Monaco GP. Both finishes have common details such as custom exterior and interior, pearl white paint and various elements in black pearl, in addition to the rear diffuser.
In the Coupé version, that part of the Dynamique, we can observe for a sportier bumpers, automatic folding mirrors, rear parking sensor and new alloy wheels of 17 inches. As for mechanical options will be available three diesel 110 hp, 130 hp and 160 hp and two petrol TEC 130 hp and 180 hp.
In the most radical of the Megane, RS, Monaco GP Edition includes heated seats with leather trim and 18-inch wheels as standard, leaving as an option 19-inch wheels. You can also add to the Monaco GP Renault Megane RS Cup chassis, maintaining the same drive that the conventional RS, ie, a 2-liter turbo engine with 250 hp.
On prices can not confirm anything yet, but that their arrival will result in dealerships in March.
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