Renault Clio built in 2002 for sale

Renault Clio - the popular French

Like so many small cars, the Renault Clio initially had the reputation of being a purely "woman's car". Nothing negative - but the little French didn't want to be pigeonholed: Time for a change of image.

• Since 1990 - that year the little Frenchman saw the asphalt - a lot has happened. The design of the Clios has changed and the vehicle (which was laughed at at first) has blossomed into a "full-fledged" car.
• The little speedster impresses not only with its modern and chic shape, with its low consumption, its space and its driving comfort - also in terms of price, the French small car is very far front. In short: the price-performance ratio is right.
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• The little Frenchman can easily keep up with his competitors. In terms of equipment and price, for example, you would have to dig much deeper into your pocket for a comparable German small car than when buying a Renault Clio.

Anyone interested in a Clio built in 2002 will find a wide range on the used car market. The prices vary depending on the mileage, condition and equipment. Before you start looking for a "good used vehicle", think about what you expect from your new (old) Clio.

Year of construction 2002 - you should consider this when buying

There is a wide range of vehicles on offer and, even if the Clio is considered a reliable car, you should think carefully about your decision and not make a hasty purchase. Regardless of whether you choose a Renault Clio or any other vehicle - whether built in 2002 or 1999 - check every car before you buy it. After all, it's about your money and yours safety.

• Always compare prices, equipment and condition of the ones offered used cars. Make a note of the best offers and examine the vehicles (which are of interest to you). Take a test drive.
• Let us show you the test report of the last general inspection. Is the car serviced? Take a look at the documents. Have evidence of any repairs or spare parts shown.
• Make sure that the indicated mileage is correct. Check when the last oil change was made. You can find the date on a piece of paper in the engine compartment.
• Check that the lighting is working. Test headlights and indicators. Also make sure that the headlights are not fogged up on the inside.
• Check the cart for rust. What looks good at first glance can be deceiving. Look closely, you might discover telltale traces - for example painted over areas.
• They are also important tires. Are you crazy or is the tread depth okay? If the tires are worn unevenly, this is a warning signal. The tires are either not balanced (or incorrectly) balanced or the track is warped.
• If possible, take a look at the car from below: What does the underbody look like? Is the Exhaust in order?
• If you discover cracks or cracks in the windows of the vehicle, then you should insist that the windows be replaced - otherwise, you should refrain from buying the car.
• Anyone who takes a close look into the engine compartment should know what they are doing. If you have no idea, you should be accompanied by someone who knows what to look out for when buying a car.
• You don't know anyone? Have the car checked briefly - for example during a test drive. That can give you a lot of trouble and high rates later on costs save.

Well then: good luck with your car search. You can celebrate the purchase of your Renault Clio with a crunchy baguette, a French cheese and a good bottle of Bordeaux. Vive la France!