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Description: Renault has been hard at work preparing its new fourth-generation Clio and today we get to see the finished product of the French automaker's efforts. Set for debut later this year at the Paris M...
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Description: More pronounced wheel arches are joined by a more tailored flank, with a bolder grille spanning from headlight to headlight. Renault says the new Clio was developed to incorporate "affordable inn...
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That looks really nice. Be interested to see how the RS Cup version of this looks with 5 doors.
Description: The Renault Clio IV also boasts a lineup of new engines. A pair of gasoline engines, the Energy TCe 90 and TCe 120, both offer "low fuel consumption and CO2 emissions with responsive performance...
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1.2 l turbo with 120 hp and 140 tq. Like a corolla but smaller engine. Way to go.
a 2.0L BMW. Most 4 cylinder cars have the power to get you going with impressive fuel economy. It's the way of the future. Such large engines are irresponsible and quite frankly, unnecessary.
The gas prices are to blame but small engines with a 6th gear are capable. I was doing about 200km/h on the autobahn in a BMW 320i. You can't touch that speed even remotely in America on any public road. Yet Americans would be embarrassed to own
Yep it's true. Don't get me wrong I love European cars. I find it funny that in America they need these massive engines in a county where there are speed limits. In Germany they have smaller engines but no speed limit sections on the Autobahn.
Welcome to Europe where gasoline prices dictate smaller engines. Also not everybody needs big engines. This one, older model, in RS trim was deemed the car most fun to drive by Top Gear beating super cars. To have fun you do not have to be fast at the straight.
If you're buying this car with any intention of going fast, you're gonna have a bad time.
Description: The new Clio will go on sale this October and carry a starting price of about £11,000. The Renaultsport version, which we recently saw running up the hill at Goodwood, will make its way to the ma...
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It looks like a SEAT because it is yellow, that's as far as it goes. Even SEAT wouldn't launch something this ridiculous looking, it's like they designed it and just didn't know when to stop!
It looks very VAG, bits of Golf and Ibiza elements to it, which is no bad thing, just hope it drives as good as the above.
