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The Renault Fluence is a compact sedan from an earlier generation of Renault's Kingdom lineup, built around a straightforward 1.6-litre engine and long out of production, which is exactly why it is one of the cheapest four-door options on our lot.
How much does a used Renault Fluence cost in Saudi Arabia?
A 2016 has averaged around SAR 18,000 in closed sales, a 2015 around SAR 15,000, and a 2014 around SAR 14,000 — a gentle, believable curve for a car this affordable to begin with. Our current listings run from SAR 16,000 to SAR 16,000.
Which used Renault Fluence year should you buy?
A post-2013 car if you can find one. Renault refreshed the Fluence's front end and interior trim around that point, and the mechanicals stayed the same across the run, so a later car buys a nicer cabin for essentially the same running gear.
How long does a Renault Fluence last?
This is a simple, naturally-aspirated sedan with nothing exotic under the bonnet, and cars like that are usually the cheapest and easiest to keep going once the initial checks are done. What decides how long any individual Fluence lasts is how well it has been serviced, not the badge.
Anything else worth knowing about the Renault Fluence?
The Renault Symbol is Renault's other budget sedan from the same era, usually cheaper again if the Fluence's extra size and equipment are not worth paying for. The Renault Safrane is the more upmarket Renault sedan if you want more car for a bit more money.
What should you inspect on a used Renault Fluence?
Read the CarSwitch inspection report on the individual car before you buy — at this age and price, it is what tells you whether you are buying a bargain or a project.
A 2016 has averaged around SAR 18,000 in closed sales, a 2015 around SAR 15,000, and a 2014 around SAR 14,000 — a gentle, believable curve for a car this affordable to begin with. Our current listings run from SAR 16,000 to SAR 16,000.
This is a simple, naturally-aspirated sedan with nothing exotic under the bonnet, and cars like that are usually the cheapest and easiest to keep going once the initial checks are done. What decides how long any individual Fluence lasts is how well it has been serviced, not the badge.
Read the CarSwitch inspection report on the individual car before you buy — at this age and price, it is what tells you whether you are buying a bargain or a project.
A post-2013 car if you can find one. Renault refreshed the Fluence's front end and interior trim around that point, and the mechanicals stayed the same across the run, so a later car buys a nicer cabin for essentially the same running gear.
The Renault Symbol is Renault's other budget sedan from the same era, usually cheaper again if the Fluence's extra size and equipment are not worth paying for. The Renault Safrane is the more upmarket Renault sedan if you want more car for a bit more money.