I like my Micra, but if I had £16,000 to spare I'd have a closer look at one of these: www.renaultsport.co.uk. Read the specs.
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I like my Micra, but....
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goldstar0011
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Clio sport 
Those new clio arejust not attractive for me, I enjoyed having a go in the previous Sport but would rather the pre-facelift V6.
Each to their own but with £16K I'd be driving something very very unique
Those new clio arejust not attractive for me, I enjoyed having a go in the previous Sport but would rather the pre-facelift V6.
Each to their own but with £16K I'd be driving something very very unique
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mackem_micra
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i just had the chance to have one of the older 182 clio sport for £31 a month (that includes tax test and services - all i had to do was pay petrol and drive it - not sure on insurance tho :suspect: )
haha!! there would have been some clause that wouldnt have let me have it!!
haha!! there would have been some clause that wouldnt have let me have it!!
scottish-sr
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Titch wonders if he can get it in his back pocket without anyone noticing
Aw buggar...Busted!
I agree with Richie, would rather have a Lancer, Scoob or Liner.
Aw buggar...Busted!
I agree with Richie, would rather have a Lancer, Scoob or Liner.
fraz_micra_88
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lolol
scottish-sr
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Ian said:stuff that, i would put it towards a house deposit
Your just sounding old now
or is the Mandas idea??
fraz_micra_88
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R05_Micra said:
lolol nice 1 thats next summer sorted
Demarest
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15-16 K for a car....
http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/WW...urce=0&photo=1&sort=3&ukcarsearch_full=SEARCH
http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/WW...urce=0&photo=1&sort=3&ukcarsearch_full=SEARCH
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Note, I said a spare £16,000, not my only £16,000. If it was all I had I'd probably go for the house also.
But it's still a pretty sharp little car, with all the bells and whistles. A couple of the car magazines on the stand now (UK magazines, even) rate it pretty highly and there is no mention of even the faintest whiff of onions or garlic (or any other xenophobic remarks) just the pleasing new-car aroma of fresh plastic and man-made fibres.
As for something unique, by all means get a Skyline, Evo, or Impreza. Keeerist, they were like ants at a picnic at JAE and, with their four, five and six hundred hp rolling road ratings are, in my opinion, just another take on the "mine's bigger than your's" theme and useless for anything other than waxing and bragging rights.
Each to his own, of course, that's what makes the world spin 'round. But I'd still have one. In that blue in the photo, or black, even, thank you. Just the thing for rocketing off to Sainsburys for a bottle of French wine. But I doubt I'd ever develope a craving for snails or frog's legs just because I drove one.
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But it's still a pretty sharp little car, with all the bells and whistles. A couple of the car magazines on the stand now (UK magazines, even) rate it pretty highly and there is no mention of even the faintest whiff of onions or garlic (or any other xenophobic remarks) just the pleasing new-car aroma of fresh plastic and man-made fibres.
As for something unique, by all means get a Skyline, Evo, or Impreza. Keeerist, they were like ants at a picnic at JAE and, with their four, five and six hundred hp rolling road ratings are, in my opinion, just another take on the "mine's bigger than your's" theme and useless for anything other than waxing and bragging rights.
Each to his own, of course, that's what makes the world spin 'round. But I'd still have one. In that blue in the photo, or black, even, thank you. Just the thing for rocketing off to Sainsburys for a bottle of French wine. But I doubt I'd ever develope a craving for snails or frog's legs just because I drove one.
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