The Renault Captur makes a good choice if you want a small, comfortable and economical SUV with space that a family can grow into.Renault’s small SUV is like a bungalow with a loft conversion. Taking its Clio small car as a base, Renault has knocked a few walls down, raised the floor and extended the roof to give you more interior space than you get in a Clio, but without the pay-off of massive exterior dimensions and the inflated running costs that come with them.It takes a lot to stand out in this crowded small SUV segment, but the Captur offers cheerful looks and a feelgood interior that mean it’s one of the better options., Practicality has been a focus for the Captur’s designers, and the current model is slightly longer, wider and taller than its predecessor, giving it more interior space., Front-seat passengers won’t feel cramped at all, and in the rear a sliding bench allows you to prioritise boot or passenger space. It’s a handy feature that means you’ll have no issues getting tall adults in the back, but equally can slide the rear seats forward to increase boot capacity when needed., Renault has also been generous with storage space, with a large bin between the front seats and decent-sized pockets in all four doors., Interior quality is great, with soft-touch plastics up front and neat touches such as knurled stalk caps. Naturally, the further up the range you go, the nicer it gets.The infotainment is also pretty impressive. All models get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto – so you can mirror your phone’s display and use its apps on the car’s big screen – while top-of-the-range cars swap the standard seven-inch display for a portrait-style 9.3-inch effort. , 36 months warranty, Black Cloth interior, Special Metallic Flame Red with Diamond Black Roof, £21,084