Fluence 2010/11, Royle, Dynamique or Tom Tom model

newboard

Hi all
Just wondering what the major differences are between the 3 types of Fluences I'm seeing on done deal.

The Tom Tom seems to be the higher spec but is that largely due to the sat nav on the dashboard which is now largely irrelevant (Google maps etc)

Any other major concerns?

Thanks

colm_mcm

Royale is quite basic if I remember right.

bazz26

Sat Nav is only irrelevant imo if the car has android auto or apple car play, a Fluence would have neither so if you rely on sat nav then best find a Tom Tom version rather than flustering about trying to use Google maps on a smart phone while driving which could get you penalty points.

Royale is the base model and best avoided. Dynamique sits in the middle.

Have you test drove any of these yet? That's the first thing to do.

punisher5112

If you can tom tom as you get 17s on the 4 corners....

colm_mcm

bazz26 wrote: »

Sat Nav is only irrelevant imo if the car has android auto or apple car play, a Fluence would have neither so if you rely on sat nav then best find a Tom Tom version rather than flustering about trying to use Google maps on a smart phone while driving which could get you penalty points.

Royale is the base model and best avoided. Dynamique sits in the middle.

Have you test drove any of these yet? That's the first thing to do.

Think there are different bhp versions tied to certain specs too? Aren’t basic ones 5 speed and lower bhp?

punisher5112

colm_mcm wrote: »

Think there are different bhp versions tied to certain specs too? Aren’t basic ones 5 speed and lower bhp?

My megane is 86hp and a TomTom but 5 speed.
May well be different on the fluence.

Find it strange the fluence doesn't have drl but yet the mark 3 megane does.

Stallingrad

106bhp models get the six speed box, aim for that.