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I wouldn't base anything on this video.
But the answer you are looking for is yes, a standard Clio 1*2 will take a standard Fiesta ST, unless you go to the Fiesta forum where their car will bridge the power gap by cornering twice as fast.
Put a crap driver in a Clio and there is a chance...
Not trying to be annoying, just my opinion. I don't see the need for that type of performance in an estate. A big turbo diesel would do fine, not a 260bhp fuel guzzler. And it looks pretty stupid too.
Each to their own.
The Cup is the choice. They are great fun as they are light and can hammer a V6 around some tracks. If you can live without ABS and aircon, then the Cup is a must!
Re: what to got for??
The brakes on the Cup are strong and don't lock easily. Only when slammed on. It's not an issue.
Sounds to me that too many people rely on ABS to save them in an emergency. I'm not saying it wouldn't help but maybe they wouldn't have been in the 'situation' if they were...
The Williams was one of the best, and still is provided you get a good one. They are old now so obviously, they can be problematic. The 106 is probably the more sensible option in terms of reliability but just depends on how the car has been looked after.
Performance is very close and they...
Yeah, the Cup was a bargain. I got mine for £10,500 too, pre registered. There was nothing close in terms of performance vs. £, for basically a new car.
I doubt there will be many bargains as good as that any time soon.