We know the above list is long and generally seems too good to be true, so here's an explanation of the market forces that really do allow it to be true: the why and how.

safety

Renault is the only automaker to receive Euro NCAP's maximum 5-star safety rating on at least 12 models, including the Clio, Mégane, Mégane coupe/convertible, Scénic, Laguna and Espace. With major technological innovations in accident prevention and vehicle occupant protection devices, Renault strives to provide the same optimum safety level for both front and rear seat passnegers. See in this respect the Euro NCAP Website. By the way, have you heard about the alliance between Renault and Nissan? And do you know about Renault's Formula 1 team?

warning

Although motor travel in Europe is not generally considered prohibitively dangerous, there are, of course, associated risks — including death. For quantitative measures of these risks, please see the Association for Safe International Road Travel (ASIRT) http://www.asirt.org.

 
* One of the prime benefits of a French tax-free short-term auto lease in contrast to an auto rental is the precision such lease arrangement affords to you in procuring a vehicle. Which is to say, such lease contract stipulates a particular vehicle in terms of make, model and certain features (as presented on this Website) and effectively ensures that said particular vehicle will indeed be delivered to you unless the naturally ineluctable force of circumstances causes such vehicle to be actually unavailable for delivery to you on your contracted pick-up date, in which case another new vehicle reasonably considered equivalent (but not identical) to the stipulated vehicle will instead be delivered to you for your use until the contracted drop-off date. The very close temporal connection between the manufacture and delivery of these lease vehicles is what makes the aforementioned, remarkable precision of selection possible, but it likewise makes the delivery of such vehicles sensitive to circumstances such as labor strikes, vehicle recalls and natural disasters, i.e. to the veritable force of circumstances. Truly rare are the circumstances which make said replacement necessary, but they are a natural element of the industry.