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Absolutley mate, the Clio definatley has more character. The Honda is predicatble, you know/expect what its going to do and how its going to behave, Not like the Clio. Both very capable hatches i do however think that the Clio is the more under estimated of the two

Generaly a more reliable convincing experience then lol

Its not on the same scale as the W@nkel boys tbf. A top up at most, not enough to rule it out certainly :)

The civic will cost less in general maintenance I.e its chain driven and only requires valvle clearance every 25k/24 months. Oil should be changed every 7-9k if your picky. Has to be worked hard to make it move though thus making for sub 25mpg figures

LoL! Knows it Dolan, the chat was top :D

Aye yours is the 182 with Cup packs

Not quoting said editing FTW

Defo should get another Cambletown run that was crackin :)

Thats what a said :)

182 cup gets jailbait interior no Renault Sport embroided seats, no xenons etc

:)

My god at the fag love in here. Benders <3

Even so though, if there are dents and scratches all over it they are hardly going to accept that are they...?

Leasing Gally? They are very picky for scratches and dents and so on, you would worry about leaving it parked anywwhere in the last 3 months of ownership :(

On the money there mate, exactly these reasons. Finance companies will give money to whoever looks in there direction, even more so if you have tits and a pulse

Obviously there are disadvantages like everything else, but it is an option.

If you bought a washing machine and it broke because it was unfit for purpose whats the difference between doing it with that and a car? I may be wrong but from the fine print it looks to be so. In the sense that its unfit you would claim the money back from the credit provider not the car...

If i get another hot hatch in time ill defo go. Saying that i might just roll pillion if someones needing a wingman:cool:

This might sound daft but what about buying a car with a credit card? Alot of decent rates plus side meaning you can pay higher amounts each month when you are better off one month to the next, also there is insurance on the credit card if the car isnt fit for purpose (I.e a snapped cambelt...

This in theory would be a great idea, however you only have to look now at the cost of 197's to see where residual values are going, ill give you a clue, its not up the way :o