What a great little car! I bought my 2004 clio second hand two years ago almost to the day and I can safely say I have had absolutely no problems with it at all. I paid £4000 for mine, got a really good deal as there was only 27000 miles on it. Everything was in great nick, no problems with the engine. Now I was not able to tell this, as I would not know where to start but a mechanic friend gave the car the once over and said it was perfect! And it has been extremely reliable for me. Now it is obviously not the most powerful of motors out there, but it does the job for me. To be honest I do not need to be racing around the place, as I live in a ...  Read the complete review

My mum has finally chosen a perfect car. All my expectations of the Renault Clio have come true and I have made my mum promise to pass it down to me when I drive. My mum got a basic model but it is still great. With its cheeky looks and nippy speed the Clio is defiantly a town car. The car we had before was a Serena and that done to many MPG’s so we got the Clio as we live in a town The car Looks were based on the trend of the time of the bubble shapes but soon this shape is getting revamped for the next seasons with a more rugged all terrain look. This is what Renault need as the are trying to get away from that cheeky but nice look. The ...  Read the complete review

Hello, this is the review of the renault clio 1.2 My version is a 2005 expression 5 door, and this is the review (I have now owned the car for little over 2 weeks, so this review will be more centred around the car design, I cannot comment on the reliability of the car). The car i have has around 50k on the clock, and was bought for £1500ish Design: I think the car is very cool compared with other cars of the era. If like me you are a bit broke, and your insurance is a bit high because you are a student, you are really looking at this car, an old vauxhall corsa, peugeot 206, toyota yaris, vw polo or a ford ka/ old fiesta. I think this car is either the best ...  Read the complete review

My mum bought her Renault Clio in 2000 brand new from Arnold Clark. It has run okay since then and in 2009, my dad bought her a new car as a birthday present. As I was starting a new job and had just graduated from university, I was lucky enough to be handed down her Clio so that I had a vehicle to get to work everyday. Now, in the time my mum has had the car, she did go on about the indicators not working properly, but my mum is a bit of a techniphobe, and in all this time I just thought maybe this was something that she was not doing right! This is not the case. I am not sure if this is a problem with every Clio but it is certainly a major flaw. Basically ...  Read the complete review

The Renault clio 1.2 is a reliable car that could best be described as a town car rather than for long journeys. The car is much smaller than the latest model of the Clio, as it is thinner and narrower, thus putting the car in the same category as the Ford Fiesta. The shape of the car could be said to be uninspiring, but of the price, it is what one would expect. In terms of performance, the 1.2 engine is never going to set the world alight, as while it is nippy around towns and city centres, you do feel the lack of performance on places like by passes and motorways and it can take a while for the car to reach 70 MPH. Another problem that I have ...  Read the complete review