“The Insane Renault Clio Modification: A Demon on the Track”

There are racing and road versions of the Renault Clio that are really scary but none like this: the modification it underwent has made it a real demon, seeing is believing…

For motor enthusiasts, the French brand Renault it is a small gem that has produced over the years some real racing cars comparable to the best cars of the competition: cars like the Renault 5 or the Megane are perfect for an aggressive tuning, after all the brand has won well two world championships of Formula One and knows how to make sports cars competitive.

Among the most aggressive cars ever built for the road by the brand we certainly find the Renault Clio V6, a super utility vehicle that we will surely talk about one day capable of supercar performance…too bad it’s not even the most powerful version of the car ever seen. In fact, a crazy owner decided that the car needed even more horsepower!

The car you are about to see is not a mass-produced car but the intuition of an owner who decided to modify the engine, the mechanical parts and finally also the bodywork of the classic French small car to make it a truly terrifying devil. No sports car he’s safe when he sees it hit the track, we can guarantee that!

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Already the visual impact of the Ed Brown’s Renault Clio it is a frightening car with aseptic bodywork, totally painted in metallic gray with few details in contrasting colour. When you look at the car better and discover that the engine has been moved to the rear like in a modern Porsche since it didn’t fit under the bonnet, everything becomes even more incredible.

If the Clio V6 engine was capable of delivering 230 horsepower which is not a small amount for a similar car, Subaru engine a four-cylinder boxer does much better, delivering 500 for 630 nm of maximum torque to the point that we doubt that the car thus combined may not be legal on the roads of many European countries where it could be sold.

Yes, because despite the effort put into creating it, the owner of the car – a tuner named Ed Brown – has decided not to keep it and sells it at a basic price equal to 28,000 euros which are very few for a miniature supercar. Would you ever have the courage to get behind the wheel of such a monster? Better on the track than on the road, for sure.