Renault Trafic 2018 Passenger Van vs Boxer Comparison

Car Information

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15

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103

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320

Engine / Motor

160

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Dimensions

8 Seater

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5182

4963

1904

2050

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2254

3498

3450

2000

10

Fuel Economy

7.4

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Comfort

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Interior

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Safety

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Infotainment

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Transmission

Manual

Automatic

Chassis & Steering

Rear Wheel Drive

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Wheels/brakes

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Key Spec

2.0 L

2.2 L - 2.2 L

120 BHP

130 BHP - 140

Manual

Automatic & Manual

Gasoline

Diesel

TBD

TBD

8 Seater

2 - 2

Exterior

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Engine

2.0 L

2.2

Gasoline

Diesel

120 BHP

140

190

320

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103

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3500

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1500

Technologies

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Comparison of configuration highlights

  • Renault Trafic 2018 Passenger Van

    • ABS
  • Boxer

    • Parking sensor rear
    • Parking sensor front
    • Anti-Theft Alarm System
    • Lane Following Assist
    • Driving Recorder
    • Collision Detection
    • Blind Spot Warning
    • Parking Sensors - Front and Rear
    • ABS
    • EBA/BA
    • Active Safety Warning System
    • Lane Departure Warning
    • Lane Keeping Assist

Review Comparison

Positive

  • No data found

Negative

  • No data found

Positive

  • No data found

Negative

  • No data found

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Expert / Editor Recommendation

Choose Renault Trafic 2018 Passenger Van if you care more about interior space; choose Boxer if you care more about power.

Q&A

  • According to fuel consumption data, Renault Trafic 2018 Passenger Van has a fuel consumption of 13.51, while Boxer has a fuel consumption of No data. Therefore, No data is more fuel-efficient.
  • In terms of interior space, Renault Trafic 2018 Passenger Van has a wheelbase of 3498, while Boxer has a wheelbase of 3450. Generally, the model with the longer wheelbase, Renault Trafic 2018 Passenger Van, offers more room.
  • Check drive type, ground clearance and torque together. Renault Trafic 2018 Passenger Van uses Rear Wheel Drive, while Boxer uses No data.