Renault Clio 1.2 Dynamique Nav 5DR

£7,440 + £49 Admin Fee

Was: £8,980 | Save: £1,540

2017 (HK66XAG)
38,735 miles
1.2 Petrol Engine (72.4bhp)
MANUAL Gearbox
£115pa (127g/km)
50.4 MPG (Combined)
Black

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This Renault Clio 5 door registration HK66XAG has a 1.2 Petrol engine with a Manual gearbox and boasts impressive fuel consumption of 50.4 mpg and is finished in the colour Black. The CO2 emissions are considerably low at only 127 g/km which in turn offers a reasonable road tax price of £115 per annum.

Year
2017
Mileage
38,735
Fuel Type
Petrol
Gearbox
Manual
MPG
50.4
CO2
127 g/km
BHP
72.4

Bluetooth Connectivity
Air Conditioning
USB Connect
Isofix
Cruise Control
Alloy Wheels
Electric Windows
Traction control
Airbags

Cloth Upholstery
Anti Lock Brakes
Driver Airbag
ISOFIX
Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD)
Electronic Stability Programme (ESP)
Air Conditioning
Keyless Central Locking
Alloy Wheels
Power Assisted Steering (PAS)
Traction Control
Front Electric Windows
Cruise Control
Bluetooth Preparation (Phone)
Electric & Heated Door Mirrors
Front Fog Lights
Auto On Headlights
USB and AUX
Height Adjustable Drivers Seat
Steering Column - Adjustable
Fuel Computer
Split Rear Seats
Leather Steering Wheel
12v Socket
Cupholders
Pollen Filter
Solid Paint

MPG	50.4
CO2	127g/km
Acceleration (0-60)	14.5s
BHP	72.4
Aspiration	Naturally Aspirated
Engine Capacity (CC)	1,149

Body Style	5 Door Hatchback
Doors	5
Transmission	Manual
Drive Type	4X2
Forward Gears	5
Fuel Type	Petrol

Height (mm)	1,448
Width (mm)	1,732
Length (mm)	4,063
Gross Weight	~

127g/km

CO2 Emissions
- Vehicle Tax
- Tax Band: D
  CO2: 127g/km
- £60.50 for 6 months
- £115 for 12 months
50.4mpg*

Fuel Efficiency
- Fuel Cost
- £ per month
- £ per year
- Based on petrol at: 111.9 per litre
* MPG (Combined) figures are obtained from laboratory testing and intended for comparisons between vehicles. They are unlikely to represent real world efficiency.