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## Renault Laguna 2005: A Mid-Size Sedan with French Flair The Renault Laguna 2005 is a mid-size sedan that represents a significant step forward in design and engineering for the French automaker. Launched in 2001, the second-generation Laguna (known internally as "type 82") aimed to appeal to a wider audience with a more refined and sophisticated aesthetic. This 2005 model year saw several updates and refinements, including revised styling, improved materials, and enhancements to the already compelling range of engine options. While still maintaining a distinct French character with its emphasis on comfort and practicality, the Laguna 2005 aimed for a more dynamic and sporty drive, offering a compelling alternative to the established German and Japanese competitors in the segment. The Laguna's design, attributed to Patrick Le Quément, boasts a sleek profile with a low-slung roofline and a distinctive "shark fin" rear window. The interior, featuring a driver-focused cockpit and high-quality materials, prioritizes comfort and functionality. Under the hood, the 2005 model year offered a diverse range of engines, including petrol options like the 1.8L and 2.0L naturally aspirated engines, as well as the powerful 3.5L V6, and diesel choices like the 1.9L and 2.2L dCi units. These powertrains were paired with either a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic transmission. The Laguna 2005 was lauded for its comfortable ride, responsive handling, and versatile interior space, making it a strong contender in the competitive mid-size sedan market.