Every important landmark in my life has brought one change with it. When I got my first job, I bought myself a bike. Then when I got married, I replaced the bike with a hatchback. And now when I became a father of twin boys, I knew more than just another car, I needed something special to carry my world around.
While I was not keen on a 7-seater as my family is not that large, I needed something that has a lot of space, is stylish, comfortable and to top it, is safe. While I was looking at options available for me that could meet my requirements, someone suggested me that I try a 7-seater.
Since I was confident that my family size won’t grow any further, I was reluctant to even think about a 7-seater. That’s when a colleague of mine suggested that I try out the TRIBER. He said that the Renault TRIBER features would suit my needs perfectly well. He even booked a test drive for me online.
At the designated time, the car came to my place for a test drive. As the TRIBER entered my driveway, I instantly realized that unlike other 7-seaters, this was a sub-4-metre car, which meant that driving would be very easy in the city. But I also felt that space would be a constraint.
As the car came to a halt, I couldn’t stop admiring the striking exteriors, triple edge chrome grills, projector headlamps with LED DRLs, the eagle beak split tail lamps, and a high ground clearance which would make traveling over potholes or speed-breakers a breeze.
Still not convinced about the interior space, I decided to check out the interiors anyways. But the moment I opened the door to get in, my views of this sub-4-metre 7-seater changed in an instant. Boy, the car was roomy on the inside!
The inside too was equally striking as the outside. The Renault TRIBER featured a 20.32 cm touchscreen, twin ac vents for the 2nd and 3rd rows, had a huge internal storage space of 31L, and a huge boot of 625L capacity. The TRIBER had cooled central storage, upper and cooled lower glove box, an LED instrument cluster, a smart access card, and a push-button start-stop. The seats were ergonomically designed to make it long-distance travel comfortable.
But the most striking Renault TRIBER feature was the removable rear row. Within seconds the TRIBER could be converted from a 7-seater to a 2, 3, 4, 5, or a 6-seater, and the balance space could become your cargo hold. This meant that my boys can have their bikes stuffed inside whenever we go for a picnic! With these modular seats, there could be over 100 different seating configurations to suit every possible need.
With this changed view, I took the test drive of the car, and instead of returning home, I went straight to the dealership and booked myself a Renault TRIBER.
Today after close to two years, I feel that the Renault TRIBER features have proved to be extremely useful to me in my everyday life. Be it my daily commute or our short weekend getaways, the TRIBER has always been my reliable companion.
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