Includes £500 off. Some reviewers have criticised the Spring for letting too much tyre and wind noise into the cabin but we reckon you get what you pay for and, given the price, it didn?t bother us too much. We were too busy being impressed by the leg- and headroom in the rear, which is fine for two tall adults and the deep boot. And if there?s one thing to be said for squishy suspension it?s that the car rocks you to sleep nicely. Except this one also thuds jarringly over ridges in the road. Hmm. We very much like the jaunty white trim and commodious storage in the doors, with plenty of room for the largest drinks bottles. There?s one storage tray between the front seats, but it?s a big one. Surprisingly for the price, you get a reversing camera plus front and rear parking sensors and heated wing mirrors. The sensors aren?t needed, given this is a short and narrow car, but they?re nice to have. You also get electric rear windows on Extreme trim (there?s fancy!) but just the one windscreen wiper. There?s Renault?s impeccable touch-screen with access to DAB and your phone screen, and the volume and channel controls are on the chunky stalk behind the steering wheel. That system is a big bonus in the Spring, elevating the experience considerably.