Clio - which one?
29 April 2012, 10:56 AM
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So, if you're used to 330bhp Type R, the Clio will seem quite meek?
29 April 2012, 11:56 AM
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What can i say mate. the clio trophy i had was a quick car. i loved driving the thing but on the edge 
it somehow made me feel very unsafe, i was scared. subaru over the same roads, i always felt in control. i can only assume the clios limits were to easilly reached 
it somehow made me feel very unsafe, i was scared. subaru over the same roads, i always felt in control. i can only assume the clios limits were to easilly reached
29 April 2012, 12:43 PM
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Here's the Williams being compared to a Focus RS, where the ***** wins being the lighter, purer and ultimately more fun car
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Soon went back to subaru
29 April 2012, 01:17 PM
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under £3k mate, yes ive driven it a few times, I actually drove one of these when they were first released I worked at tylney hall hotel and was friends with a guy that worked there that had one from new. when I sell my Porsche ile be looking to get one of these, as they can be insured with classic car insurance and have 4 decent size seats, something my old porker is missing.
If you're considering one, make sure you check the sills, and check for rust!! there are good ones out there, also check the forum, im a member there too, same username.
J
If you're considering one, make sure you check the sills, and check for rust!! there are good ones out there, also check the forum, im a member there too, same username.
J
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29 April 2012, 03:24 PM
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under £3k mate, yes ive driven it a few times, I actually drove one of these when they were first released I worked at tylney hall hotel and was friends with a guy that worked there that had one from new. when I sell my Porsche ile be looking to get one of these, as they can be insured with classic car insurance and have 4 decent size seats, something my old porker is missing.
If you're considering one, make sure you check the sills, and check for rust!! there are good ones out there, also check the forum, im a member there too, same username.
J
If you're considering one, make sure you check the sills, and check for rust!! there are good ones out there, also check the forum, im a member there too, same username.
J
29 April 2012, 07:37 PM
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Here's the Mrs's 172 Cup
She had a Std 172 before this and hated it, no steering or brake feel but this is so much better, the brakes are even better with the GodSpeed uprated discs and pads on
Keep it at high revs and it'll fly!!
She had a Std 172 before this and hated it, no steering or brake feel but this is so much better, the brakes are even better with the GodSpeed uprated discs and pads on
Keep it at high revs and it'll fly!!
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