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You have to be dedicated, certainly, to wash daily. Every two weeks is enough for me. I do take the matts out every other day and shake them down. Keep the interior neat.

Indeed. I wasn't referring to them though.

Yeah, as said, they don't exist in that spec. Clio Renaultsport is also the correct name.

Why would you not? I'd pick the Fiesta. But only because I'm not really a fan of the Clio, not because I think it's technically better.

This tells you how to connect the TiVo to the router using powerline adapters. Might be of interest to you. Depends how desperate you are I suppose. http://my.virginmedia.com/discover/tv/ways-to-watch/multi-room-streaming/set-up.html - bottom of the page

You can still set recordings without the TiVo being connected to the router. You just can't use the app as a remote or stream content to an iOS device. That's my understanding anyway, and how it's working for me at the moment.

I know there are a few VM customers on here so this may be of interest. VM's TV Anywhere service has been launched. Allows you to watch live TV (albeit a limited selection just now) and on demand content on your PC or mobile device. Along with that there is an iOS app for those with TiVo...

MacBook for Uni stuff. That's the theory anyway. In reality, I rarely use it for Uni.

13" MBP iPhone 5 iPhone 4 (being used in the car) iPad 1st gen iPod Nano 4th gen

Yeah. http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?642630-High-Beam-Bulbs&highlight=bulbs

Ah, sorry. I assumed the 'Full' bulb guide would have included all bulbs. :S

Fitments: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?497154-Mk2-Full-Bulb-Guide&highlight=Bulb+Guide

I liked this up until the tinted rear lights. From then on, nothing is to my taste (anthracite alloys excluded).

If you're clever about it, you can avoid the charges. I was in the States earlier this year. Made about 2 hours of calls back home to the UK. Cost me £0.00. FaceTime and Skype saved me there. It does of course depend on the technology the person you're calling is using. That was a holiday...

You hear a lot of stories...

I'd go with a proper OEM setup personally. I think it looks better. Non OEM always looks guff IMO. There's just something not quite right about it.

Washed it and sorted the heated windscreen connection.

"I've never been to Tesco in my life mate. You must have the wrong person".

Nice bus.

1. Don't think that's the case. Certainly wasn't when I had my 9200T. 2. From memory (and I got rid of mine a while ago now) there is an aerial in and out on the back of the box. So Wall - Humax - TV. Again, that's all from memory for something I had like 4 years ago, so could be (probably...

What are the advantages of that to me, as the consumer?

Unless you're using your phone for business purposes, it's probably not worth it.

It's a pointless exercise IMO, unless it's in better condition that when it rolled of the production line (i.e. concourse). The next buyer isn't going to care that an 8 year old Clio spent it's 8th winter in a garage.

What sort of customisation is offered? I've never used an Android device properly.

I actually use it to be fair.

Nice big juicy signal here. HTH.

£160 maybe. Sometimes less, sometimes more however.

With respect to what?

Get snow socks then, if all you want is something for getting unstuck.

I like it. Had a nosey around one a few weeks ago. Cabin was nice. I've also just clocked the handbrake in the last picture. WTF is going on with it?