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Bad experience with a Naples. To be fair, I bought it of a forum member and thought it was sound but it turned out to be a dog. I then sold it and the belt snapped within 3 hours of the lad driving it away! It was cursed.

Great looking cars but I'd never own another.

I'm still contemplating a b6 s4. Great value car at the moment for what you get.

I've found all my clios fairly good in the snow;

How's the box? I drove two (535s) and both had gearbox issues. It's the only thing stopping me from getting one tbh.

There's no winners in this game.

I took my audi to a gearbox specialist with a juddering issue. They quoted me 3k to fix. Thats bad news - £160 is routine for Clio ownership!

I'd want it lower but looks good for springs.

The running issues were sorted tbh. I just didn't drive the thing and that wasn't likely to change anytime soon. Three kids under three and both me and the mrs working full time = zero spare time!

I think I'm probably out of the game now for a few years but we'll see.

tis a fair offer.

Sold the rallye today. It was a nice car but I just dont have time for 'fun' cars anymore!

This serious?

Coil pack possibly but I'm not sure. I'm still on the hunt for a t4 transporter though.

Not had it fitted mate. Cars running like a dog so have just put it in the garage and am pretending its not there. I sold the Audi to the first viewer but then the mrs decided she wanted to keep it....

Prefer the mk4 but both look great.

It was a bit too civilised for what I wanted tbh. Nice car though.

To be fair I only owned it two or three weeks.... I'd have loved to slam it in coil overs on the standard rims.

Its 'scene'. Check out the bentleys.....

How it looks now with the new owner;

My old 197 cup averaged 27mpg whereas my old 182 managed 35! Quite a difference when there is no real noticeable performance gain.

Not highly thought of in the Clio community but well respected in others. I had a set on my 182 and never had any issues.

Looks great.

Looks great. I like the black side pods.

How much do rst want normally to secure the day? I mean deposit wise..

Try again? Go on, you know you want to....

There's a few issues with organising a rolling road day at rs tuning; 1) You need someone to organise it (yorks doesn't have a rep). 2) You need about 10 people to commit at least (average yorks meets have around 3 people in attendance). 3) You need to pay a deposit (Yorkshire people are...

Nice bus.

Service history and belts then just pick a nice straight one.

I find rolling road days just bring bad news.