Don't get fooled by Review Professionals

Awesome appearance and price tag. We do get a lot of features for the money but there are a lot of annoying "features" built into this vehicle. As there are hundreds of "Review Professionals" out there to beat their chest for Triber; I'm not going to repeat their rhetoric here. 1) Second row seat cannot be folded flat. Apparently only one seat folds fully flat! 2) Window lock switch locks only rear door windows. (Major safety issue for those who have kids sitting in front seat) 3) Thrid row seats do not have proper seat belts. 4) Terrible vibration on reverse gear. 5) Just one reverse light!!! 6) When you turn the ignition off doors won't get unlocked, you have to use the door open switch manually. 7) If the engine goes off while driving, you cannot fire the ignition again before bringing it to the original position! 8) Inserting the ignition key is also not so easy as in other cars! you have to look for the hole and aim it 9) Most cars have a plastic cladding to cover the platform near the door but here you have the carpet exposed. Gets dirty quickly and you wont be able to clean it easily. 10) A/C control knobs are barely visible in day light. You will find it hard where exactly it is currently set. I hope Renault will look into these issues in later versions. Unlike other cars, the engine bay of Triber is fully insulated making the cabin free of engine noise. Kudos to Renault for this.