In short
- The live drawing covers the 2016 to 2019 fourth-generation facelift.
- The signed print lists 194 bhp, 240 Nm, 1204 kg, 6.5 seconds and 143 mph.
- A viewing checklist records symptoms and evidence without turning them into model-wide diagnoses.
The name is not enough. Jonathan’s drawing is the later fourth-generation face, dated 2016 to 2019 in the catalogue. Once that matches, inspect the individual car without borrowing a diagnosis from another advert.
Should you buy a Renault Clio R.S. 200?
Buy only after the facelift identity, history, condition and EDC behaviour have been checked on that car. A clean specification table cannot resolve an unexplained warning, repair or modification.
Use the checklist below at the viewing. It records what happened without pretending to diagnose the cause.
How do you identify the facelift Clio R.S. 200?
Start with the build and registration record, then compare the complete front end. The catalogue drawing covers 2016 to 2019 and should not be stretched back across the earlier face.
Renault’s 2016 model release identifies the updated Clio R.S. 200 EDC. The catalogue tile prints the narrower drawing range.
What should you check at a Clio R.S. viewing?
Match the identity and history, start it from cold, test every control and drive it until warm. Record tyre condition, repairs and modifications, then keep any unexplained symptom open.
Which Clio R.S. figures appear on the print?
The signed print lists 194 bhp, 240 Nm, 1204 kg, 6.5 seconds to 60 mph and 143 mph. They belong to Jonathan’s reviewed 2017 poster specification.
- Engine
- 1.6L M5MT 401 TURBO INLINE 4
- Power
- 194 bhp
- Torque
- 240 Nm
- Weight
- 1204 kg
- 0 to 60
- 6.5 sec
- Top speed
- 143 mph
Where does this Clio R.S. guide stop?
The catalogue and Renault release establish the drawing identity and specification context. They cannot establish the condition, maintenance or modifications of a used car standing in front of you.
Check the individual car’s MOT history on GOV.UK. Once the identity and condition make sense, open the matching builder.
Questions people actually ask
- What years does this Clio R.S. 200 drawing cover?
- The live catalogue drawing covers the fourth-generation facelift from 2016 to 2019. It should not be used for the earlier front end merely because both cars are called Clio R.S. 200.
- Does the Clio R.S. 200 have a manual gearbox?
- The catalogue facelift is the R.S. 200 EDC with the dual-clutch transmission. Confirm the exact car from its documents and controls rather than assuming every performance Clio uses the same gearbox.
- What should you check when buying a Clio R.S. 200?
- Check identity and service history, insist on a cold start, use every control, drive the car until warm and record gearbox, steering, braking, tyre and modification evidence. Refer unexplained symptoms for suitable inspection.
- Which figures does the Clio R.S. print use?
- Jonathan’s signed print uses 194 bhp, 240 Nm, 1204 kg, 6.5 seconds to 60 mph and 143 mph. Those are poster values for this reviewed drawing, not a replacement for the individual car’s specification.
Written by Jonathan in Derby. Last updated .