Jogger customer reviewsJogger seen through the eyes of those who drive it every day

I don’t like the way it pulls my steering wheel when I’m on the motorway or when it thinks that I’m not in the lane how it should be because of works being done. It won’t turn off and even the motorway when it states 20 speed. I don’t know any motorway that is like that in speed in the uk. It’s not a very clever car and there is so many different things that I would have had turned off if I could. I’ve been driving since 2010. Other than the issues it ok.

It's an ok car, if you use all 7 seats there's no boot space and it's very cramped, I'd advise small children only (not babies) in the very back. The gears on the automatic are OK but if you're doing the speed limit (30) it doesn't quite shift gear so it revs high. The keyless entry works 50% of the time and the battery is usually low and ready to shut down to emergency mode. Made me think a light was left on or something draining the battery to do this.

Generally pleased with the car, drives well and is economical, a bit noisy on some road surfaces, the lane departure warning system is too ‘fierce’ and can make driving uncomfortable. Start/stop button could be more conveniently placed. My main gripe is the second row seats, these do not “lock’ in the folded up position and they actually fell down whilst I was driving and seriously damaged an expense model aeroplane that I was transporting.

Second Jogger owner. The hybrid is the first car I have ever driven that was more economical in the town than on the motorway. First time hybrid owner too. Love it! A great practical car with plenty of room for my dogs with the rearmost seats permanently removed. Just wish we could have the option in the UK for just 5 seats and buy extras if required. That’s the only negative. I have to find a place to store them as I won’t ever use them

Well packaged as a full seven seater. Economical on petrol. Great value for money. Wipe clean seats, dash etc good thing. But it's not a great car to drive, terrible understeer, prone to snapping sideways in the wet, feels quite unrefined to drive. V. Good mid range poke for overtaking. Does feel cheaply made, but fair enough for the price. But would buy another, does what we need it to do at the least cost and reliable so far.

A good family all-rounder which is spacious, comfortable and economical. So far, it meets our needs, including the ability to tow our touring caravan, and we're happy to average 48mpg (sometimes more). At the time of reviewing, our car is 4 months old and has covered 6,500 trouble-free miles but I've become aware that some owners of the 1.0 TCe manual Jogger have had issues, which create reliability anxieties.

For a hybrid car, it is not very quiet and sometimes sounds like an aeroplane coming into land. I’d only had it a month. when the child look on the back driver side door broke. And there is no central column. to rest your arm on when you’re driving, I find it uncomfortable. It is not bad it is quick, accelerates nicely and my electric buggy and hoist fit into it, okay? Although there’s not a lot of room left.

I like the space and economy but I don't like this lane assist rubbish where the car tries to take control. I like to control my car myself.

The speed limiter is also a nuisance. I have to disable it every time I drive it.

Another thing that annoys me is how badly the car condensates inside. Some mornings, it takes ten minutes to clear before I can drive off.

Other than those things, it is a good car.

The jogger I have is super good fuel efficiency and particularly spacious with the ability to fold the seats down overall it takes the prizes for being able to carry loads and drives great I think it would be better with a 5 speed gearbox as I find it revs quite a lot but other than that it’s pretty good no complaints really has a bit of travel on brake pedal but this may be just how it is designed

I had the jogger for 2 weeks when it started vibrating and I was told it is because I was Used to having a Renault just to give it time it might need running in two months having the vehicle now still having a vibration. It’s been booked in been test driven the technician admitted there was a problem with gear selecting and rebooked it in for a road test, which I am still waiting for.