Renault Clio 200 Renaultsport review

At least it feels like a proper product inside now, with touchscreen entertainment and a shapely dashboard. In the Cup version there’s an R-Link system in place of the standard MediaNav. This is good for two reasons. Firstly, you can ask it to overlay the normal engine sound with various artificial noises through the car’s speakers. The soundtracks on offer include the old-school Alpine A110, the angry Clio V6 and, curiously, the Nissan GT-R. For those who enjoy listening to tumble dryers.