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2013 Renault Captur 1.5 dCi 90 Série 1 [J87]

2013 Renault Captur [J87] in Crime en Aveyron, Movie made for TV, 2014 IMDB

Class: Cars, Hatchback — Model origin: FR — Built in: ES

2013 Renault Captur 1.5 dCi 90 Série 1 [J87]

[*][*][*] Vehicle used by a character or in a car chase

Comments about this vehicle

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JB FR

2014-03-02 19:49

Erreur:
Catégorie : Voitures, Tout-terrain / SUV

-- Last edit: 2014-03-02 20:09:06 (walter)

S 415 GT DE

2014-03-02 19:56

Why SUV?, this is a compact hatchback

m.pfaffeneder DE

2014-03-02 20:04

I would say hatchback, too. It has only got bigger ground clearance and some 4x4 mounting parts. But is´s just FWD.

S 415 GT DE

2014-03-02 20:13

Indeed. Same with the Peugeot 2008 and other similar cars, that will come out in the next years.

JB FR

2014-03-02 20:27

It is about Crossover.

3loader RU

2014-03-02 22:32

Its the SUV. Renault's hatcbacks are smaller.

m.pfaffeneder DE

2014-03-02 23:19

It´s not a SUV. It is a Crossover, but it should be listed as hatchback. It´s not available with 4WD.

antp BE

2014-03-03 18:26

There are some FWD off-roaders also in that category (like the Citroën Méhari)
But for the non-4WD crossovers it is less justified indeed... as they are not really off-roaders
Though that it is a little big for hatchback category maybe.

-- Last edit: 2014-03-03 18:26:58

m.pfaffeneder DE

2014-03-03 22:06

So, should we make Crossover section?

I-Denev BG

2014-03-03 22:33

m.pfaffeneder wrote So, should we make Crossover section?


No, because 80% of the recent SUVs should enter in that category and that will create useless discussions about each SUV. About Renault Captur concretely, it's clearly not an SUV. Hatchback is the most appropriated as we can't say it's a wagon nor a MPV.

antp BE

2014-03-04 17:48

We could renamed the hatchback category to "hatchback and small crossovers", though that it is long. Or "hatchback/crossover", with the risk of getting a lot of SUVs in it. There is also the problem of wagons-crossovers (the Peugeot 2008 for example is rather considered as wagon than hatchback)

-- Last edit: 2014-03-04 17:49:12

m.pfaffeneder DE

2014-03-04 18:23

I would say the 2008 is also a hatchback/crossover. Same with the Opel Mokka and Ford EcoSport.

I-Denev BG

2014-03-04 18:41

These cars like Renault Captur are just high-clearance hatchbacks. But the higher clearance is not something that makes these cars really different from the normal hatchbacks. I don't see the point of changing/renaming the categories just for them.

3loader RU

2014-03-04 18:57

High clearance made for off-road effect. Hatchbacks is something based on sedans.

antp BE

2014-03-05 17:10

m.pfaffeneder wrote I would say the 2008 is also a hatchback/crossover.

It is supposed to be a wagon/crossover, since it is derivated from the hatchback 208 to replace the 207SW.

I-Denev BG

2014-03-05 17:34

3loader wrote High clearance made for off-road effect. Hatchbacks is something based on sedans.


Just a visual effect for the major part. You can do that with each hatchback. That doesn't really change the base/structure of the car, so no reason to change/adapt the categories. I know that manufacturers would at each price present these hatchbacks as SUVs, crossovers, off-roaders or something. Though, the most of the time they are based on other hatchbacks from the same model line. The higher clearance (or even the 4WD) doesn't makes these cars much different - the car body type is still hatchback.

130rapid PL

2016-05-20 18:17

1.5 dCi 90 with manual transmission (dCi 110 is matted with 6-speed gearbox always).
1461 cc Diesel, 16 vavles, 5-speed.
Registered March 29th 2013*.

-- Last edit: 2020-04-14 17:54:16

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