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2019 Renault Triber video review
After a long wait, the Renault Triber is finally here. It packs seven seats into a sub-four-metre footprint, and while it might not be the first to do so, it certainly promises a lot of versatility. We drive it in Goa to see if it lives up to its promise.
1 min read•18 Sep '19
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