TC Euro Cars has officially launched the limited
edition Renault Captur Trophy, and it’s priced at RM 107,980. The price is
identical to the base Captur, so you’re not paying more for exclusivity. It’s
also available on Renault Subscription – prices start from RM 1,499 monthly for
the two-year Fixed Plan package. Unique
to the Captur Trophy is of course the Trophy Orange paintwork, and it comes
complete with a bodykit (with chrome accents) and three-dimensional black
chequered flag decals on the sides. A hands-free powered tailgate is standard,
too.
Inside, the seven-inch touchscreen infotainment
system comes with GPS navigation and internet connectivity, the latter enabling
app support such as Waze, Joox, and more. Black combination leather seats are
standard, as are the front centre armrest, front-facing dash cam, scuff plates,
boot sill guard, reverse camera, and the usual list of safety features.
There are no mechanical changes. Power comes
from the same 1.2 litre TCe 120 petrol engine (now with auto stop-start),
outputting 120 PS and 205 Nm of torque from 2,000 rpm. It gets a six-speed
Efficient Dual Clutch (EDC) transmission as standard, and the claimed combined
fuel consumption figure is 5.9 litres per 100 km (16.9 km/l, NEDC cycle).
Now, TC Euro Cars will reward five lucky customers
of the Captur Trophy with the chance to drive the all-new Megane RS for a
month. Subscription customers who opt for the Switch Prime Plan will get to
enjoy up to four months’ access to the Renault Renault family of cars, such as
the Koleos and the Megane RS.
There is also the Renault Honour trade-in programme,
which guarantees the future value of your Captur should you choose trade it in
for any brand new Renault model in the future. The Renault Honour programme is
available for a limited time only.
Again, the Captur is priced at RM 108k, and included
in the price is a five-year manufacturer’s warranty with unlimited mileage, as
well as a five-year or 100,000 km free service and maintenance (including parts
and labour) package.
