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I am looking to downsize to a smaller automatic and am quite impressed with the latest Clio (pre-facelift model). Has Renault now sorted its reliability issues with the automatic models, and is the automatic Clio a reliable purchase? I would appreciate any feedback.
Asked on 5 December 2009 by
Answered by
Honest John
Complaints about recent Renaults have now dried up to a trickle, so in my experience the answer is yes.
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