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Taking A Peek Inside The Innovative Renault Mascott

2014-12-24 06:44:36 / author: Katy Riddick views /

Renault Mascott belongs to the light trucking category. The production has been ceased in 2010, yet these models are still very popular. They are quite common for small police trucks or emergency services as well. However, you can find them in a few other varieties too. The AWD vehicle can carry 3.5 tonnes to 6.5 tonnes. The one in these pictures is the type used with transportation purposes. It is large, wide and can accommodate up to 6.5 tonnes. The inside has been slightly modified for a more stylish appearance. The dashboard is white, while the bed on the cabin rear adds to the comfort.

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