Renault Clio MTV 1.2

locks good with a pair of rims v nippy and nice smooth tidy car still looking 4 way 2 make it faster tho

It is generally a good car, I have a 2002 Renault Clio 1.2 16 valve, the boot is a good size, 40 quid does just over a week if I just go to work which is a 45 min drive. It is very good for a first car insurance is a bit much if you are young though, I have driven my car for nearly 2 years and it has never broken down so it is very reliable Vauxhall Corsas are slighly more powerful.

A great car, is speedy and looks good. The Renault Clio MTV 1.2 is brill.

Does anyone know where I can get the MTV stickers for the Renault Clio MTV 1.2 if so please mail me [email protected]. Thank You

Renault Clio MTV: The time machine in the boot makes the Clio a great option for nipping back and forth through time to correct past mistakes and observe future events. The warp engine and hover accelerator enable speedy get aways, perfect for evading the time police if they are chasing you. The bonnet mounted laser turrets and rear bay quantum torpedo launcher are excellent for neutralising Sunday drivers and Storm Troopers.

Despite it's plus points, the Clio eats up fuel like no business, and you'll need to have a steady supply of dilithium crystals to keep this bad boy going. The time machine is handy, but the ability to travel through space as well would have been a welcome feature. At warp factor 5 and above, the wind noise is unacceptable for a car from the future. Don't expect to get much of your investment back when the time comes to sell either, I saw one in Autotrader 2065 the other day which was on sale for a banana and a packet of crisps. Of course you could always pop back to a time when it was worth more and sell it then I suppose.

i've brought a clio mtv 1.2 recently and set about modifying it, i'm superchipped it, put kent cams into a 2.5 v6 vectra engine which i've transplanted, lowered on 17" rims, concept spolier bcm carbon fibre air box and greddy turbo, it puts out 212 bhp and does 0-6 in 6.0 flat with a top speed of 142(my experience) obviously this makes it much quicker than the 172 cup, i'd say all in all the 1.2 mtv had done me well

My 1st car, a great looking car for the price, with lots of gadgets. A great looking car, that gets lots of attention, from other drivers, due to alloys and body kit

For a small car, the Renault Clio MTV is fairly responsive and sporty (alright that's pushing it a bit). When choosing this car i thought it was more of a balance between the size and refinement of the Punto and the responsivness of the Fiesta. It's cheap to insure and run (a real bonus if your 23 and a man in this world who has a 50 mile round trip to work). Although i fit in ok and I'm nigh on 6 foot and a big lad. If I have another big person in the front in the front it can be a little crmped (not sure what it's like in the back it's my car what would i be doing in there).

I have had this car for about 6 months (10000 miles) Have never had any real problems with it apart from the central locking on one of my keys doesn't work anymore (haven't taken it in to the dealer yet so it could be somthing simple).

Overall I am very very pleased with this Renault Clio MTV 1.2 - the gadgets make up for the lack of engine ooomph. But still when you wax it it looks gorgeous. If it came with alloys it would look better.

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