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RENAULT CAPTUR FROM $23,500

Renault’s stylish Captur is arguably its most competitive model for many years, fusing a number of appealing attributes into a surprisingly spacious yet fun-todrive package. That it is also one of the least expensive compact SUVs is perhaps the French car’s strongest attribute.

The Captur kicks off from $23,500 for the five-speed manual TCe 90 (with a threecylinder 900cc turbopetrol engine) Expression. The 1.2-litre four-cylinder turbopetrol TCe

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