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Not that I believe the results of that "test" but the difference was fairly significant for such a short twisty circuit.

Why bother posting in this thread then? :rasp:

Around 34-35mpg on decent runs at steady speed is easily attainable in my 200:approve: Using Esso SUL 98RON.

:approve: LOL at Roy's comment! Good review and I really think those that comment on a 200 without driving need to go try one, it certainly surprised me (as did buying unintended after the test drive) :o

That's pretty shocking :(

£150,000 on a house and £60,000 paying off the ex-girlfriend for her share of the house....... 2nd March 2008 was an expensive day. On the plus side I cleared the mortgage December 2008 and have been debt free since :cool:

Cost of getting it there and making road legal will be more than it's worth, remember headlights, indicators, registration, tyres..... etc

Who is that man in sector B7? :approve: Bet he drives a 200 (vain effort to be related to the thread title).......

I do care a little.... Nothing wrong with a little dabble here and there whilst waiting for the washing machine to stop :cool:

Never seen it... Too low brow ;):approve:

Have you got a picture from a few seconds later... On the way to A&E :eek:

From every thread I've seen I think Roy Munson's real name is John Wilson (except John Wilson catches things) :approve:

It's behind the red cross just after the naked honey :cool:

Stickers always apply better when it's slightly warm, heat the CS one up gently before applying :cool:

Mine do not have the black surround, just checked.

Best post in here :lolup:

I didn't say anything about agreeing, the different opinions are what makes a discussion, blinkers are for those that cannot ever value anything other than the car they own ;)

This place is amazing - Blinkers set to stun Captain :D

Thanks for the answer, look forward to seeing the piccies :cool:

Price is obscene and advertising brand new is a joke..... :(

So after 2 pages we are still saying drive one and pick what's best for you, some people love them (usually those that have not driven them), some people hate them (usually due to front end looks), your money so your call :approve:

I have to be honest and say the front does not photo well, but it looks superb in the flesh - Having owned fast Jap/Geman cars for the previous 15 years it took a great drive to swap back to French :o

I can't see the problem with it (although maybe black hides the problem) :rasp:

There are a few 200 haters on here, but the front end is a grower and the new face of Renault Sport not as dated looking as the 197. The engine/drive is also a step on from the 197. I am of course biased as I own one! The advice to drive one is good, but if money is a concern wait a year or...

I didn't put my Cliosport sticker in, stopped at the cut down tax disc holder.

Also rear screens don't always break when cars are rear ended :eek: To remove use a solvent, I used acetone (nail varnish remover), but a dab of petrol on a cloth will also work, so will furniture polish or methylated spirit.

I should have said Clio 200 Cup is no longer available in black (the normal Clio 200 is).

Just browsed the Renault UK and Renaultsport websites to see how my car spec price had changed with the recent price/VAT increase and I can no longer spec the 200 in black :eek: It appears that those of us with Black 200's will have rare cars :cool: PS - You can now spec in Pearl white with...

Nice car choice (biased), welcome!