Introduction: Renault introduced a facelifted version for its small-segment contender Clio in 2009, and, as part of the range, the three-door version was upgraded as well.

Introduction: Renault introduced the facelift for Clio's third generation in 2009 and surprised its customers with a special version named GT.

Introduction: Renault introduced the facelifted version for the third generation of the Clio, and, naturally, it also improved the sportiest version.

Introduction: Renault Clio reached its third generation in 2005, and it became the European Car of the Year 2006, convincing the jury that it was the benchmark in its segment.

Introduction: Already a tradition, the Renault small sports cars date back to the 70s. The peak was reached in the 80s, with almost every manufacturer releasing little bombs on wheels to complete their catalog.

Introduction: It was the most radical Renault Clio ever, with a mid-engine and rear-wheel-drive. It was a tribute paid for the famous Renault 5 GT Turbo rally car from 1980.

Introduction: Renault had to improve the second generation of its small-segment contender, the Clio, in 2001 due to the introduction of new European standards in terms of safety and emissions.

Introduction: Renault refreshed the Clio's second generation in 2001 and, along with the rest of the range, the sportiest version RS also has been upgraded.

Introduction: Renault was the world Formula 1 Champion with the Williams-Renault team, and they wanted to brag about it, and this is what it came with: the Clio Williams.

RENAULT Clio 3 Doors