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Renault Clio Hatch 2009

The 2009 Renault Clio Hatch is a facelifted version of the third generation Clio, featuring a modernized design and enhanced equipment. Available in both three and five-door variants, it stands out for its reliability and comfort, qualities appreciated by drivers. This model was produced at the Flins plant in France and the Novo Mesto plant in Slovenia to meet the increased demand in Europe. (media.renaultgroup.com)

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History

The Renault Clio was launched in 1990 and quickly gained popularity due to its compactness and versatility. In 2009, the third generation underwent a significant facelift, featuring a new front end inspired by the Mégane's design, including a large air intake and redesigned headlights. This model also introduced the GT version, providing a more dynamic driving experience. (renaultphp82.staging.digitalnewspress.com)

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Technical specs

Power
48 KW @ 4500 RPM65 HP @ 4500 RPM64 BHP @ 4500 RPM
Torque
87 lb-ft @ 2250 RPM118 Nm @ 2250 RPM
0-62 mph
14.8 s
Top speed
100 mph (161 km/h)
Drivetrain
Front Wheel Drive
Gearbox
5-speed manual
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel system
Indirect Injection
Weight
2043.7 lbs (927 kg)

Source: autoevolution

Anecdotes

In 2009, the Clio was Renault's best-selling model in France, with over 35,000 units sold since January. (presse.renault.de)

Production

The production of the 2009 Clio was increased to meet the higher demand in Europe, notably due to the scrapping incentives. The Flins plant in France and the Novo Mesto plant in Slovenia were mobilized to assemble this model. (media.renaultgroup.com)

Press reception

The specialized press praised the 2009 Clio facelift, highlighting its modernized design and enhanced equipment, thereby strengthening its position in the European market. (renaultphp82.staging.digitalnewspress.com)

Evolution

Since its launch, the Clio has evolved to offer more powerful engines and advanced safety features. The 2009 version strengthened its position in the European market by offering fuel-efficient engines and cutting-edge technologies, while maintaining its practical and accessible character. (presse.renault.de)

Variants

The 2009 Clio was available in several versions, including the Dynamique, equipped with standard air conditioning, and the GT version, offering sporty features. Special editions, such as the 'World Series by Renault', were also offered, adding distinctive design elements and additional equipment. (whatcar.com)

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