In contrasting design does the special model Renault Laguna Coupé Monaco Grand Prix. The body of the four-seater is painted in pearl white metallic, roof, mirrors and 18-inch wheels are decorated in black. The design is the 2007 at the IAA in an identical color combination reminiscent concept study presented today's production model.
The facilities include a sound system with ten speakers include, all-wheel steering and front parking sensors. For driving a four-cylinder diesel engine with 131 kW/178 hp and be a six-cylinder diesel with 173 kW/235 hp for the election. The price list for the special model, limited to 75 units start at € 39 000.
Renault have decided that the slightly odd looking Renault Laguna Coupe will be available as the Monaco GP Special Edition this side of the Channel as well, so best we give you the gen.
ReplyDeleteThe paint job on the Laguna Monaco GP comes in pearlescent white with a contrasting black roof. You get goodies such as 18″ black alloys, black door mirrors, BOSE, electric and heated front seats, TomTom SatNav and a bespoke ‘Monaco GP’ leather trim. The Monaco GP also gets four-wheel steering.
The Monaco GP is based on the Laguna Coupe GT and gets the 2.0 dCi 180 FAP engine and is meant to commemorate Renault’s F1 wins at Monaco in 2004 and 2006 (so why release it in 2010?). Which makes us wonder why offer just a 180bhp diesel if we’re commemorating the Monaco GP? Especially as Renault appear to be offering the 3.0 litre V6 dCi diesel with 235 hp and the 3.5 litre V6 petrol with 240 bhp as well as a pair of 2.0 litre diesels in Europe.
The order book is open now and first deliveries are in July. Renault are closing the order book in September, so this really will be a limited run. The Renault Laguna Monaco GP Special Edition costs £24,995 which Renault say is a saving of £5,200 compared to adding the options to the bog-standard Coupe GT.