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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO dont change, keep thinkin vtec, vtec, vtec, vtec, vtec, go baby go baby go baby!!! ;-)
For the money you could have a 350Z or an RX8, why would you want to drive a Clio????
I wouldn't advise changing either. Fair enough, the V6 will get looks, but it will also drink petrol like there's no tomorrow and will be rattling like mad long before the Honda will be. In terms of speed too, is there really that much of a gap between them?
dont be getting a phase one, they are considered slow, and not a very well balanced chassis
phase 2 has more bhp, 0-60 in 5.7s, and has a far better chassis. Reno built a complete new rear subframe for the phase 2 to iron out the handling/grip problems of the phase 1
Not in a million years, the french like their weird cars and to be honest this is one of the weirdest ******* creations ever. Would be a laugh as a second car but wouldn't swap a CTR for it. Buy a 350Z or a lotus elise or someth but under NO circumstances buy a ClioV6
Oh and surprisingly the Clio Cup is one of the best value hot hatches you can buy. I test drove one just before I bought the civic and they are pocket rockets. Not worth spending another 10k on top of for a v6 monster though!
ya they're a strange little bunch! The Avantime, kangoo, Vel Satis, who buys these cars!! The've come up with some crackers. The Clio 182 seems to be a mental little thing, even Clarkson loved it, but the V6 just ain't worth it when you compare it to what else the money could buy you
yeah its the phase 1 im goin to c... drove one yesterday..goin to c another today.. dont scream like the type R but r impressive looking and go well too 0-60 is quicker than type R apparently but not as quick up top...cudnt afford a 350z...i wish lol
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