The 2004 Renault Clio V6 is a modified version of the car series, commonly known as Phase II. The mid-mounted V6 engine outputs 255 horses and is only used for rear-wheel drive. Renault Clio V6 was launched in 2000, and it was discontinued in 2005. Only nearly 3,000 units were produced, with fewer right-handed versions. When Reynolds launched the Clio V6, the response from the outside world was overwhelming. The reason is that Clio is so small that the back body is so small. Renault dared to put a Laguna V6 engine behind the driver's seat. It was already a short wheelbase, plus the V6. The characteristics of high center of gravity, high horsepower, coupled with not many electronically controlled driving stability devices, make Renault Clio V6 a generation of weird babies. Although Phase II has been slightly improved to enhance driving stability, 0-100km/h is still completed in 5.8 seconds, and the maximum speed is as high as 246km/h.
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