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2021 Renault Kangoo Design Preview

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 5 May 2021 52 Views

Source: AutoMotoTV (Glomex)

A true icon ever since its release in 1997, Kangoo won over the hearts of its customers with its spacious, modular design with plenty of storage options. The All-New Kangoo, it is Kangoo and more! It has improved on all the original features that made the first model such a success. This latest generation is the Kangoo comeback! The combispace maintains its ingenious flat floor and innovative roof bars that are unlike anything on the market and the latest in safety features on the base-line model.

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