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Depends on the roads you'll be using mostly. The wife finds the Non-cup non-recaro ride on my 200 a tad harsh so I'm guessing she'd hate the cup chassis. Save your £400 for some fuel :eek:

The "point" of most this v that threads is not which is the fastest/best. It's who will give up arguing the to$$ first ;).

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=420128 Racing Blue - Aparently :)

You say that - but what about leaving the car parked etc - there's all sorts of aspects of owning "special" cars that come into play. If I had enough money for a weekend toy I'm still not convinced a Vee would get my cash (but it would be in with a chance :)). As for fitting 10 carriers in...

I've only ever seen one other 200 in Aberdeen (That was an Alien Green cup). White for me... Work up at Altens and don't venture into the city too much - just back roads between Altens and Banchory :cool:.

Yes but just because you like a car doesn't mean you'd want one. Most folk couldn't live with a Vee day to day - just too impractical ! I had a TVR 390 for a weekend back in the day - was a great weekend - but would I want a TVR for day to day driving - nae chance !

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=456859

Try to find one of these;

Keep it under 6,500 until you get used to it :)

That's good news - my arse must be smaller than a baby seat as I fit in a recaro. Just :o

This is the other thing they should have left well alone on the 200 - Don't mention the nose ;).

There is on the 200 - suppose it would be on the 197 too. Although not if you spec recaros :S http://www.renaultsport.co.uk/roadcars/clio200/specification/Default.aspx

you'd $hite yourself in a montego turbo (I almost did) - The original hedge seeking missile ;):D The 205 was like a Nissan Sunny compared to the "best" of british :cool:

Driving the 200 doesn't leave me feeling "detached" - Granted I'm no Aryton Senna but it certainly feels like I've been in the car when I've had a spirited run in it :). As for soul - that only ever comes with age - the 200 will have plenty of soul in the coming years when we all look back...

They're up $hit creek with no paddles :eek: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8653200.stm

A Tad !! That's more than they were asking for 200 cups 9 months ago :eek: £10k would seem about right.

I've seen 1 other 200 in 8 months. :S

If your plan is to put it back after 2 years - get the cup with no extras.

It's all about the driver and his attitude to death - hth.

Every car forum on the planet has this sort of drivel on it. You should approach them more with approach of entertainment rather than getting a definitive answer as to if a hair dryer is faster than a Hover mower :cool: Having said that - this one's pretty poor - everyone knows the 172 is...

You're happy you getting rid of your clio because some total strangers talk bollox on a forum ? :S

Yes. (To both points ;))

I'd say the appeal of the 200 is not having to use the excellent brakes too much :D

It's not rape. it's surprise sex :evil: OP - your Dad's probably younger than me :( :rasp:

If it helps here's a close up of the std lights (Non Cup 200).

They're cheap :) Or a least mine was.

Hmmm- the A93 is OK but I find it a little "safe" when it's empty - but it's biggest problem is it's just too busy and full of johhny foreigner deciding which side of the road to drive on today :mad: or bellend bikers trying to kill themselves. Take the piss on the Cairn and you are in big...

The front of the 250 doesn't seem to match the back of it. Front looks big - Back looks tiny. But as I've said before - If you want a good looking car don't buy a Renault :D

My favourite car park over looking my favourite road. Cairn o Mount road. Approach from other side

Pah - Move to Aberdeenshire - I love my Commute :cool: