Used Renault Captur for sale

What types of used Renault Captur cars are there?

The Renault Captur launched into a very crowded market back in 2013, yet still managed to stand out from the crowd thanks to its quirky design and functional interior.    

Since its inception, the Captur has seen various facelifts and improvements, especially inside the cabin, which was recently refreshed to give it a more grown-up look.    

The Captur also became popular thanks to its high levels of practicality and rear headroom and legroom. It’s ideal for families or motorists who need a bit of extra space, but despite its SUV styling, it doesn’t feel too bulky. 

– Read our Renault Captur review

A used Renault Captur also comes with the added bonus of reliable Renault manufacturing and build quality, so you know you’re getting a model you can rely on.   

There’s a huge range of models to choose from, including the sporty Captur GT-Line, sleek S Edition, and the range-topping R.S. Line.   

Popular Renault Captur trims 

Renault regularly changes the names of its trim levels, making keeping track of which is good hard, but all of them come with more than just the basics. 

> Renault Captur Play - Entry-level model with cruise control, air-con, and Bluetooth, later replaced by the Evolution trim 

> Renault Captur S Edition - Popular mid-spec option with sporty Alcantara upholstery and upgraded infotainment system 

> Renault Captur GT Line - Sporty styling, premium sound system, reversing camera, and more, replaced by E-Tech Engineered model 

Renault Captur history 

Renault has only built two versions of the Captur so far, and both look fairly similar, however, the second-generation model features higher-quality materials and more car tech. 

> First-generation Renault Captur (2013) - Shares parts with the Nissan Juke but more practical styling 

> Facelifted Renault Captur (2017) - Revised styling and improved equipment levels 

> Second-generation Renault Captur (2019) - More modern-looking but with substantially better-quality interior 

What features does the Renault Captur have?

Inside, a used Renault Captur features a smart interior that offers a large touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, Bluetooth, a DAB radio, wireless smartphone charging facilities and a digital instrument display.    

All the above features are standard, but optional extras include a larger 9.3-inch portrait touchscreen, which is available on newer and higher-spec models. 

As for practicality, the Captur offers great interior space, making it more comfortable for its passengers when compared to its Peugeot 2008 and Ford Puma rivals.    

Even with the rear seats all the way back, you still get a staggering 422-litre boot, which increases to 536 litres when the rear bench is slid forward, and obviously beyond when the rear seats are folded completely.

Hybrid models have smaller boots to accommodate the extra batteries they need to carry. 

You can see the full range of features available with each model by checking out our latest used Renault Captur listings.    

Is the Renault Captur reliable?

Both versions of the Renault Captur for sale share many components with the Clio, meaning it's a reliable model with plenty of spare parts available.

Sharing parts usually results in a more dependable vehicle overall, which is great for families and couples alike. 

How much does the Renault Captur cost to run?

Any used Renault Captur is guaranteed to be efficient, whether that’s one of the punchy petrols, a frugal diesel, or one of the newer hybrid options, including regular hybrid and plug-in hybrid. 

Because there are no performance versions, all models sit in fairly low insurance groups, meaning ownership of this crossover SUV shouldn’t be too dissimilar to a regular hatchback.

Who is the Renault Captur suitable for?

Used Renault Capturs have ISOFIX child seat mounting points on the two outer rear seats and a further on the front passenger seat, making them an excellent pick for families with young children. 

The five-star Euro NCAP rating for both models is further testament to Renault’s commitment to building a safe family vehicle. 

Rivalling models include the Ford Puma, Peugeot 2008 and Hyundai Kona.