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old car to new
Old car: 2001 Renault Clio 172
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to this (poor pics but you get the idea!):
Clio was fun, great little car but sti is in a different league! Cant wait to start tinkering!
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to this (poor pics but you get the idea!):
Clio was fun, great little car but sti is in a different league! Cant wait to start tinkering!
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I know mate 11k on the clock. I loved my 172, couldnt fault it. Quick little cars really, cheap to run and sooooooo much fun! Suprised a few cars in mine
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I have a grin from ear to ear! The 7 years of driving has been worth the wait! Small mods to come! I fitted mats and wipers this morning then Ive got new bulbs to fit so prob do headlight mod and also awaiting a front lip splitter!
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only downside to this ownership is the MPG. Done my first longish journey today and You can more or less see it go down! haha welcome to Subaru's ey?!
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Nice car. i was gonna say, bet the fuel gauge wont stay up there for long.
Although somethings got to feed the extra 100 ponies up from the clio!
you'll get used to it.
Although somethings got to feed the extra 100 ponies up from the clio!
you'll get used to it.
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Im sure I will mate. My lass will be using it for work as I commute 35 miles! It will just be my trophy for weekends where I can clean/polish it then maybe even drive it
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Clearly only clever people have had/have both...
The MPG will take you by surprise - I suggest you buy a Shell card! Although, there's no need to rev a much. Get an exhaust and remap and have fun 'holding on'!
All the best with it and keep us all informed.
Is it an import?
The MPG will take you by surprise - I suggest you buy a Shell card! Although, there's no need to rev a much. Get an exhaust and remap and have fun 'holding on'!
All the best with it and keep us all informed.
Is it an import?
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Malta mate i think? Warranty is up now anyway and all the additional parts et c have been done now! The mpg is unbelievable haha Its a good job I dont drive it all the time I would be crippled! I think the shell card is a good idea! I have collected all them ferarris already and I have only had the car two weeks! I have another set of wheels for it so they will end up getting done in a dark colour then I plan to get exhaust/remap etc so I cant wait for the thrill of driving once all complete! May take a while though ;-) I'll keep you posted!
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hi
both kewl cars, go fetch an stainless steel sport exhaust and it sounds pretty^^
and get rid of that yellow in your head lights ;P
since then it's really awesome.
cheers
Nico
both kewl cars, go fetch an stainless steel sport exhaust and it sounds pretty^^
and get rid of that yellow in your head lights ;P
since then it's really awesome.
cheers
Nico