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194 would be the imperial conversion of 197 HP/PS into imperial BHP

No ! The Campus is continuing in production from the factory in Slovenia. Clio 3 is built in France and Spain. The Campus is cheaper to build, and therefore sell, than the Clio 3 and has a place in the market under Clio 3. It's the same as Peugeot are doing with the 207 as the 206 is...

All Renault's power outputs are quoted as metric HP. This is the same as PS. This metric output is used by virtually all manufacturers. 'BHP' is the imperial measurement. If BHP is quoted by one, they are most likely refering to HP/PS.

The Campus stays in production until end of 2008 at the earliest

White would be nice !

They are the same size as standard

It's Liquid Yellow. The 197 has 197hp whereas the race car has 205hp. These are the metric figures (same as PS) and the same as quoted by virtually all car manufacturers. The seats are £850 and available from November. The wheels are the same design as the Cup car (though nor as wide as...

That's the 2007 version. New front and rear bumper plus new tailgate

There were 7 '06' plate V6s, 2 of which are Renault UK cars, 1 in Liquid Yellow and the other in Moonlight Blue. The Blue car is the last one and will be up for sale in the next week or so.

There are only 7 '06' registered V6s so you'd have more chance looking for a 55 plate

Insurance group 9

It was a great weekend. Everyone seemed to be having a good time !

The engine in the Cup is the same as the road car except for the use of the air box from the V6, a mechanical throttle valve, different engine and gearbox mounts and the intake cat removed (the main one remains) and a different ECU. All Renault's power output figures are quoted as HP. This...

No there won't be.

Great video. Mine is yellow but had run out of front pads (good planning...), so I borrowed a blue one

I wouldn't class the use that a press car gets with a demo or courtesy car

Sounds reasonable. Would have had a fair few goes on track but the cars get well looked after (tyres and pads replaced regularly).

If it's number 2, it was one of the Renault press cars

Autocar timed it at 6.9

There is a difference. 172 and 182 can run on 95, though the recommendation is that they run on 98. 197s should only be run on 97 or 98, not 95

My answer wasn't really for you, it was for any 197 owners !

The fuel recommendation for the 197 is 97 or 98, not 95. The handbook is being changed as is the sticker in the fuel filler flap

Very discreet...

No, the Megane as the Sport Trendlines (as used in the 182 Trophy). The 197 will have a new design

The torque in lbs/ft is 159. The performance figures Autocar quoetd are Renault's claims. They do their road test with their performance in next week's issue

They have side airbags but no airbags in the base of the seat (as the new Clio 3 door has)

and a back seat that doens't match...

Good question, I'll find out

They'll be available to order from in a couple of months. Price tbc.