Key Features: Engine: 1.2L 16-valve (16v) petrol engine. Typically producing around 75-80 horsepower, depending on the exact variant and model year. It offers a good balance of performance and fuel efficiency for city driving and light motorway cruising. Transmission: 5-speed manual transmission. The Clio 1.2 16v is known for being easy to drive and offering smooth gear changes. Fuel Economy: The Clio 1.2 16v tends to offer good fuel efficiency, with around 45-55 mpg on average, depending on driving conditions and exact model year. CO2 emissions are relatively low, making it a more eco-friendly option in comparison to many other small cars. Body Style: 5-door hatchback. Practical for everyday use, providing easy access to the rear seats and a relatively spacious boot for a small car. Trim Level – Expression: The Expression trim is generally a mid-range option. Includes features like air conditioning, electric windows, remote central locking, steering wheel controls, and potentially Bluetooth connectivity (depending on the year). It might also come with a basic CD player or MP3-compatible stereo system. Interior: Simple but functional interior with comfortable seating and decent cabin space for a car of this size. Boot space is reasonable for the segment, and the rear seats can be folded down for additional room. Safety Features: ABS (anti-lock braking system). Airbags (driver and passenger). ISOFIX child seat anchors. Generally good safety ratings, typical of the Clio range. Handling and Ride: The Clio is known for being nimble and easy to maneuver in tight spaces, making it a great choice for city driving. The suspension provides a comfortable ride for everyday use, but the handling is responsive, making it enjoyable on twisty roads as well. Common Issues: Like many older small cars, a few things to keep an eye on for the Clio 1.2 16v include clutch wear, alternator failure (in some cases