As in - never even drove it.
Went with a workmate last week to buy a Megane for his wife. The current model. (That's the car, not the wife).
First one we saw, he was gushing over it until I told hime to walk quietly away.
When we got back to the car he was wondering what the problem had been at which point I pointed out that the bumper was a different colour to the wings and bonnet and didn't line up with any of them. In other words, it's seen a bit of action.
Next dealer. Oh look, it's the bonnet that's been hit on this one - low on one side with the wing. High on the other side. It fits where it hits.
Next car, same dealer. Oops, this one's been smacked up the back. Rear bumper different colour, doesn't line up with quarter panels.
Continue the above theme ad nauseum through several cars until we eventually reached the conclusion that none of them had been in a shunt - they had left the factory like that.
In short, don't expect quality shutlines or high build standard in a Fat Bottomed Megane because it aint there.
Hardly earth shattering news, but there you go. That's how it is.
And people still wonder why French and Italian cars retain less value than - and I hesitate to say this - German or Swedish ones.
They do have a trendy card thingy for the ignition though...