Most travelled Clio?

I bought this 2003 Renault Clio 172 Sport in 2009 with around 35K miles on the clock, since then its clocked up over 200K and has been driven across more than 11 countries. Its been in its fair share of minor accidents and close shaves, inlcuding cam belt faliure and other possible terminal faults.Its driven various race tracks annd if you have owned a Clio Sport of any kind you will know they are drivers cars and but come with some frustrating issues.

This versatile Clio Sport has conquered every corner of the UK, braving everything from snowed-out Highland passes to the technical B-roads of the Lake District, while even tackling off-road detours and beach drives. Its vast travel log spans epic pilgrimages like Lands End to John O'Groats and the NC500, alongside scenic coastal runs through Pembrokeshire, Newquay, Poole, and the Isle of Skye. From the bustling streets of London, Glasgow, and Oxford to regional hubs like Derby, Hull, Darlington, Blackpool, Liverpool, and York, this nimble machine has turned all of Britain's landscapes and varied weather into an unforgettable driving adventure.

This legendary Clio Sport has proven to be a formidable continental tourer, crossing the English Channel via the Eurotunnel and ferries from Portsmouth, Calais, and Newhaven to explore Europe. The nimble hot hatch has handled everything from the bustling streets of Paris and Amsterdam to sweeping drives through Belgium and along Germany's scenic Rhine. Truly at home on a circuit, its track-bred chassis has tackled some of Europe's most demanding motorsport venues, putting its performance to the ultimate test on the historic asphalt of the Nürburgring and the technical turns of the Braga circuit in Portugal.

The Clio completed an unforgettable 600-mile, two-day road trip from Southampton to Loch Ness. After a comfortable motorway sprint to a overnight stop near Loch Lomond, the second day brought a dramatic climb along the A82 into the Scottish Highlands. The nimble hot hatch performed flawlessly on the frosty, undulating roads, navigating misty lochside breaks and breath-taking views of snow-capped peaks through Glen Coe. It was a highly engaging debut journey, perfectly captured in classic photos of the car and its owner proudly sitting on the bonnet against the majestic winter wilderness.

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