Gez
Moderator & South Wales Rep
Just thought I'd let you all know how I got on with one today.
I've currently got a Mk3 200. Drove the 200T today to see what Renaultsport have done with it.
Well, where do I start?
Firstly, my impressions of 'auto' 'lost its heritage' 'small engine turbo' rubbish replies; ignore them.
The car completely blew me away, and just to clear up, I drove it for 1hr 30min and half a tank lol, the sales man was amazing, he was a Renaultsport nut! I managed to go into 3 figures mph lol.
The auto box is amazing! And coming from a manual man at heart, that's a huge compliment, the gear changes were awesome; very fast and sharp. In full auto and using the paddles. I tried 'RS Mode' and that was fun to with the car being louder with that pipe that comes into the cabin for more sound.
I also tried the 'launch control' OHHHHH, what a sound! and sooooo much fun!
Handling is sharp, not quite as harsh and as responsive as the Mk3 200 cup, but still very satisfying.
The car also didn't feel like it needed any better brakes either, the standard (non brembo 4 pot) sliding caliper were fine.
All in all, apart from the looks the car is fantastic and I'd suggests anyone to just at least drive it.
I've currently got a Mk3 200. Drove the 200T today to see what Renaultsport have done with it.
Well, where do I start?
Firstly, my impressions of 'auto' 'lost its heritage' 'small engine turbo' rubbish replies; ignore them.
The car completely blew me away, and just to clear up, I drove it for 1hr 30min and half a tank lol, the sales man was amazing, he was a Renaultsport nut! I managed to go into 3 figures mph lol.
The auto box is amazing! And coming from a manual man at heart, that's a huge compliment, the gear changes were awesome; very fast and sharp. In full auto and using the paddles. I tried 'RS Mode' and that was fun to with the car being louder with that pipe that comes into the cabin for more sound.
I also tried the 'launch control' OHHHHH, what a sound! and sooooo much fun!
Handling is sharp, not quite as harsh and as responsive as the Mk3 200 cup, but still very satisfying.
The car also didn't feel like it needed any better brakes either, the standard (non brembo 4 pot) sliding caliper were fine.
All in all, apart from the looks the car is fantastic and I'd suggests anyone to just at least drive it.