Trev-the-Rev

Hi and These cars are not prone to running hot so the advice already given about walking away is sound. There is plenty of choice out there at the moment.

I love the Clio 182 as a car to borrow every now and then (brother had one), but you never get the control or feel that you do from an RWD setup. Never. Feel is everything, and when you've got two wheels doing both steering and power it's never going to be as pure. Granted a good FWD car can be better than an average RWD one, but I know which I'd prefer to own. +1. The feeling of control as you feed in the power at the apex of a corner with a powerful RWD car can never be anywhere near as good with a FWD.

Plenty of people on here dumped the head unit for something better - a search should reveal quite a bit

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/EDITORIAL/c ... 49151.html

+1 And even when it's our turn for summer, it rains! Aaw, do I need to bottle some sunshine and send it over airmail. If only you could

its amazing how toyo and falken don't even get into the list i would have chosen them over some of the tyres in there. and the vredesteins work out cheaper than the toyos on mytyres This is a very subjective test imo. How anyone can state that Potenzas are better than MPS beats me.

I want one

+1 And even when it's our turn for summer, it rains!

Martin will be ok with one as these as the second picture shows you where you can stow your anchor!

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They're certainly not one of the premier brands over here but I've not heard anything bad about them.

I had a Clio 172 a few years back, was a good fun car.

Hi and

Not enough of either imo. Should be at least 350 brake and a 100k lighter, particularly if it's to compete with the Cayman S which Nissan identify as a major competitor.

Looks mint Tim. Which engine is it?

sssshhhhhhhhhhhh, It WILL NOT rain this year!!! Lol - I admire your optimism

Thinking of giving the crowds, traffic and the rain a miss next year and doing the Spa 24 Hour instead.

Just use the 'crop' tool and cut the date out.

Well done to those who've made it and commiserations to those that haven't which includes me Thanks also for all your efforts in arranging this Martin.

That second one looks like it may be some sort of boot cover that rolls out. I can't really see the point of having 2 strut braces!

Just been using my manual gauge and foot pump - I find it much more convenient than queueing at Sainsburys... Steve Yep Hafrauds electric air compressor - £19.95 and a good quality pressure gauge from Demon Tweeks £30.