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Just picked up my new Clio 200 - first impressions - WOW - the handling feels fantastic - and even keeping the revs below 3500 it is still very lively. Cant wait for the milage to click over 600 then i can give it the beans. Already got my first track day booked for next month and a hoon with the chaps of renaultsport next weekend.
See ya
Dave
See ya
Dave
firesafetydave said:
Just picked up my new Clio 200 - first impressions - WOW - the handling feels fantastic - and even keeping the revs below 3500 it is still very lively. Cant wait for the milage to click over 600 then i can give it the beans. Already got my first track day booked for next month and a hoon with the chaps of renaultsport next weekend.
See ya
Dave
How does it compare to the seight ?See ya
Dave
The 500 went quite some time ago and was relaced with a new defender - got bored of that so that has gone to make way for the 200 - Lisa now has a 52 plate rover 25 which i bought from my parents with only 40k on the clock - good news is she wont be using the clio much.
A bit hard to compare to the seight as i am running it in - but first impressions are good. Great brakes as i opted for the cup suspension which comes with uprated brembo,s - the handling if fantastic and its quiet,warm and has music.It will never replace the beast but it too puts amile on my face.
See you soon - hopefully
Dave
A bit hard to compare to the seight as i am running it in - but first impressions are good. Great brakes as i opted for the cup suspension which comes with uprated brembo,s - the handling if fantastic and its quiet,warm and has music.It will never replace the beast but it too puts amile on my face.
See you soon - hopefully
Dave
Dave, you're more likely to get a speeding ticket in that than the ratty SeiGHT
IF and only if, the weather is really bad and it would not be reasonable for an older person to go out in a totally open car then you could perhaps have this Clio as a reserve to the ratty at the Sporting Bears Dream Rides at the NEC - altho' of course Robert will still be taking the Lagonda (made of tougher stuff)
For my safety's sake I was hoping to get a ride in the Clio before you'd run it in
I'm sure Lisa would look more suitable in the Clio and you in the Rover
IF and only if, the weather is really bad and it would not be reasonable for an older person to go out in a totally open car then you could perhaps have this Clio as a reserve to the ratty at the Sporting Bears Dream Rides at the NEC - altho' of course Robert will still be taking the Lagonda (made of tougher stuff)
For my safety's sake I was hoping to get a ride in the Clio before you'd run it in
I'm sure Lisa would look more suitable in the Clio and you in the Rover
sparky74 said:
Nice one, looks great in black. I've just turned 1,000 miles in mine now.
Out of interest where did you get your's from? Peterborough for me.
Mark
Hi Mark,Out of interest where did you get your's from? Peterborough for me.
Mark
Got mine from Allen @ riverside in Northampton - and i have to say fantastic service from Floyd the salesman.Just over 500 in mine now and thats enough running in for me and anyway there is no way on earth i will still have it in three years so the warrenty will deal with any major engine issues.
Dave
80quattro said:
swilding said:
80quattro said:
I work for Renault Kettering - Can probably look after local PH'ers for aftersales with prices & good service.
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