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Test driving the Renault Kwid
Updated On: 25 October, 2015 08:30 AM IST | | Jim Gorde
<p>Renault's big small car is road-friendly and makes for a perfect first choice</p>

When was the last time something small made a big change? The Renault Kwid could very well claim that achievement. The firm's new compact car, Kwid, has many elements from the Duster, and, to be honest, it's a credible elder cousin to have. The Kwid has been inspired by SUV design: it's aggressive, contemporary and striking all at once, and has rather generous proportions.
At 3,679 millimetres long, 1,579 mm wide and 1,478 mm high, the Kwid is dimensionally superior to competition. The wheelbase, at 2,422 mm, and ground clearance, at 180 mm, are both more than its competitors. Then there's the boot space — 300 litres; more than what several cars twice the price offer. Fold the rear seats down, and it grows to 1,115 litres. It's a big small car. It really is.
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