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Can someone compare quality of bonnent (metal sheets used for making bonnent) between Solenza and Logan? Here in Serbia I see quite a lot of relatively "old" Solenza cars (mostly driven by our TAXI drivers) and quality of bonnnent and paintwork seems to be very good - haven't seen any trace of rust so far. Is quality (thicknes) of metal used for bonnent for Logan same, worse or better than in Solenza? Inside factory information?

Can someone compare quality of bonnent (metal sheets used for making bonnent) between Solenza and Logan?

Here in Serbia I see quite a lot of relatively "old" Solenza cars (mostly driven by our TAXI drivers) and quality of bonnnent and paintwork seems to be very good - haven't seen any trace of rust so far.

Is quality (thicknes) of metal used for bonnent for Logan same, worse or better than in Solenza?

Inside factory information?

it's better at Logan

Logan is an upgraded version of Solenza in almost all aspects, including the one you mentioned.

Another proof that some of the guys here don't have any clue about what are they moaning about! They don't even know what the hell a "bonnent" is, but of course, Logan has it better than Solenza, just because they are Logan owners.
zorpetus, the producer and the thickness of the material are absolutely the same! The difference comes from the chemical threatment applied on the material which is by far better on Logan. That's why Dacia offers a corrosion warranty on Logan but not on Solenza.

P.S.: It's "bonnet", not "bonnent".

You could also call a Bonnet a Hood
Stu

PS Its "Treatment" not "Threatment"


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This post has been edited by martin245: 17 Jul 2006, 21:43

PS Its "Treatment" not "Threatment"

Thanks for correction, Stu!


This post has been edited by klaus: 18 Jul 2006, 09:31

zorpetus, the producer and the thickness of the material are absolutely the same! The difference comes from the chemical threatment applied on the material which is by far better on Logan. That's why Dacia offers a corrosion warranty on Logan but not on Solenza.

P.S.: It's "bonnet", not "bonnent".

First of all thank you for correcting me :-) As you can see - I am not native English speaker :-)

I always wanted to ask about those chemical treatments applied on Logan - as same process is applied on other Renault series of cars - but, for most of the other Renault cars they offer 12 years warranty on corrosion (while "only" 6 on Logan).

Is is just marketing or _real_ Renault cars do have better (treated) bonnet (hood)?

Another proof that some of the guys here don't have any clue about what are they moaning about! They don't even know what the hell a "bonnent" is, but of course, Logan has it better than Solenza, just because they are Logan owners.
zorpetus, the producer and the thickness of the material are absolutely the same! The difference comes from the chemical threatment applied on the material which is by far better on Logan. That's why Dacia offers a corrosion warranty on Logan but not on Solenza.

P.S.: It's "bonnet", not "bonnent".

Maybe some of us know what that is....but you don't have to attack us...
You ever thougt that you are not always right???
sorry for the offtopic...


if you look better he was also refering at the rust and paintwork....and i was reffering at them...wich are better than at a solenza...

This post has been edited by ga!nusha: 18 Jul 2006, 15:57

Marty does not have a Solenza...

Is is just marketing or _real_ Renault cars do have better (treated) bonnet (hood)?

I think it's more about production cost, in order to keep Logan in a resonable range of price.
P.S.: The correction was not for you, sorry for misunderstanding!

if you look better he was also refering at the rust and paintwork....and i was reffering at them...wich are better than at your solenza...

Is quality (thicknes) of metal used for bonnent for Logan same, worse or better than in Solenza?

Maybe is my english....

P.S.: It's the same paint, IXell.

DFA, thank you very much!

This post has been edited by Marty: 18 Jul 2006, 16:06

Here in Serbia I see quite a lot of relatively "old" Solenza cars (mostly driven by our TAXI drivers) and quality of bonnnent and paintwork seems to be very good - haven't seen any trace of rust so far.

Maybe

Well, from my point of view (i have bought a used car) 6yr warranty looks pretty good