Thinking Of Selling the S202
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Thinking Of Selling the S202
after a period of time I start getting itchy feet regarding cars and its happening again.
I have been looking at the Clio V6 Sport, I must add I havent driven one yet and have yet to see one in the metal. I went to look at one but it had been picked up by its new owner in the morning and I went in the afternoon, Graham Walkers in Chester anyone know it, lol, not to buy from there you understand just to look.
I would greatly appreciate any constructive advice from people who have actually had any experience of these cars.
YouTube - TopGear Renault Clio V6
or something like this:
Renault : 2005 Clio V6
thanks
Nige
I have been looking at the Clio V6 Sport, I must add I havent driven one yet and have yet to see one in the metal. I went to look at one but it had been picked up by its new owner in the morning and I went in the afternoon, Graham Walkers in Chester anyone know it, lol, not to buy from there you understand just to look.
I would greatly appreciate any constructive advice from people who have actually had any experience of these cars.
YouTube - TopGear Renault Clio V6
or something like this:
Renault : 2005 Clio V6
thanks
Nige
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wrong forum to pose this question i'd would like a blue clio v6 personally ,
as for safety , not many cars are going to be as solid to drive as a scooby so ............ that is why it has been said on here on many occasions that a complete muppet could drive one fast , my opinion , go for it ! it's you who has the choice
as for safety , not many cars are going to be as solid to drive as a scooby so ............ that is why it has been said on here on many occasions that a complete muppet could drive one fast , my opinion , go for it ! it's you who has the choice
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You're thinking of swapping a scooby for a French shopping car?
Nutter.
Hope that if you do decide on a change that you get a good price for the scoob, though - I was truly shocked at how much my STI lost in its first 18 months...
Nutter.
Hope that if you do decide on a change that you get a good price for the scoob, though - I was truly shocked at how much my STI lost in its first 18 months...
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If you do, how much would the S202 be up for?
I haven't driven a V6 Clio but I know someone who has one. Think he's warmed to it but when he first got it he regretted not buying a P1 (other car he was looking at)
We've agreed to swap cars for the day at some point. He managed the 'Ring without ditching it (and its a MK1 which were the twitchy ones)
Check out EVO mag this month. 10K performance cars the MK1 V6 wins it.
I haven't driven a V6 Clio but I know someone who has one. Think he's warmed to it but when he first got it he regretted not buying a P1 (other car he was looking at)
We've agreed to swap cars for the day at some point. He managed the 'Ring without ditching it (and its a MK1 which were the twitchy ones)
Check out EVO mag this month. 10K performance cars the MK1 V6 wins it.
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Is this a serious question?
As to value it all depends on what people want to pay for it, as it would bea specialised market therefore limiting the amount of people that would be interested in it. I know the forums are not the best places to put what you think you should get for a car, but would obvously prefer it to go to an enthusiast
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Is this a serious question?
As to value it all depends on what people want to pay for it, as it would bea specialised market therefore limiting the amount of people that would be interested in it. I know the forums are not the best places to put what you think you should get for a car, but would obvously prefer it to go to an enthusiast.
I have been on the V6 forum and as expected they think they are the best thing since sliced bread!!!
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Think you need to test drive one for yourself, you may like it, i didn't personally.
If it were me i'd keep the S202, but then i don't consider myself to be an excellent driver, which i think you need to be to get the best out of a V6 Clio.
They to look and sounds awsome though.
If it were me i'd keep the S202, but then i don't consider myself to be an excellent driver, which i think you need to be to get the best out of a V6 Clio.
They to look and sounds awsome though.
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I didnt enjoy my purchasing experience form said garage and I remember a story of a buyer having problems with a p1 from there a while ago so worth a look... Doubt you'll get a hard sell from them though as they tend to expect the cars to sell themselves...
Enjoy the test drive Wish I had the cash to buy your current beast too
Enjoy the test drive Wish I had the cash to buy your current beast too
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Nigel like anywhere really the garage you mention has good stories and bad, you always here about the bad one though and the chinese whispers make it worse. Jenni got her p1 from there and Lee got his new STI from there so it cant be that bad mate. As for your choice of car in my opinion you will really really regret it, i know how much you use your beloved s202 and how good a condition it is in but if you get a clio you will really regret it and i reckon you,ll lose some serious cash on it mate. Have you not had a look at a certain soon to be gone british car maker? i thought you was after on of them?
p.s anyone that is seriously thinking of getting a s202 nigels IS THE BEST AROUND BAR NONE
p.s anyone that is seriously thinking of getting a s202 nigels IS THE BEST AROUND BAR NONE
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l bought my 03 wrx from graham walker,nice friendly people very helpful,ill be going back soon hopefully to swap it for an sti,they have some nice cars in and they smeem to sell em really quick.
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Mine's from GW too - I've always found them OK.
I am probably being a bit unfair about GW as I have not really had any dealings with them. Just read a bit about a certain 22B they were selling, but that was a long time ago.
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I think it's a little unfair to call the midengined RWD Clio a "shopping car", I guess it's it's as rediculous as calling the the S202 a farmers wagon.
Sure it's not as quick as an S202, but I would think it's a pretty special feeling to start it up and drive it every morning. The looks, the noise, the fact it's completely impratical and you'll never see many on your travels.
Outright performance and bang for buck isn't the be all and end all of car ownership, although I think it is on this website.
I say go for it.
Sure it's not as quick as an S202, but I would think it's a pretty special feeling to start it up and drive it every morning. The looks, the noise, the fact it's completely impratical and you'll never see many on your travels.
Outright performance and bang for buck isn't the be all and end all of car ownership, although I think it is on this website.
I say go for it.
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There isn't anywhere to put your shopping in those things
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