Renault Thinks The World Needs A 'User-Friendly' Nissan Juke

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Renault will bring its newest car, the Captur, to the Geneva Motor Show in March. After Peugeot gave us a jacked up 208 called 2008, this is just what Europe needed.

Since Nissan is in bed with the French, it's a bit of a surprise that they made a "compact, unaggressive and particularly user-friendly crossover" aimed right at the Juke's costumers. Built on the Clio hatchback's new platform, it will get three-cylinder turbocharged engines, and also a 1.5-litre diesel with 90 horses. Sounds weak, even for a normal-sized Clio, not to mention a fat one.

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But since Renault is still going to build a new Alpine with the help of Caterham, I will stop complaining right now.