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THE fourth generation Renault Clio features a bold new styling direction


- llie focus is clearly on efficiency, quality and driving down the cost of ^ ownership which will doubtless boost


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■ r.vi^fight to the best of its rivals. When these -rivals include cars


. We’ve seen a disguised'Renault- sport model being hustled up the hill at the Goodwood Festival of Speed by Renault boss Carlos Tavares,‘so we know that there’s still a focus on dynamics, but it’s only right that en­ gine efficiency is a higher priority for the rest of the Clio range. Though the old 1.2-Iitre 16V


^ more modem and newly introduced F Energy TCe ■


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■2000rpm. In fact, fully 90% of peak torque is available from l,650rpm.to 5,000rpm.


► Diesel buyers an Energy dCi 90 1.5-Iitre engine with 20Nm more pulling power than it had in the pre­ vious generation model. Perhaps the biggest step change in


the development of the fourth gen­ eration Clio is Renault’s rationalisa­ tion of the car down to a single body style - for the time being at least.


ever produced by Renault, this three- cylinder, turbocharged 899cc pack­ age comes with Stop&Start. and is designed to deliver tne performance of a normally-aspirated 1.4-litre unit. ^ ultra low-inertia turbo whistles into action from low engine speeds, developing 90PS and 135Nm at just


will probably be the big seller.'- The first three-cylinder engine


75bhp petrol engine from the pre­ vious generation Clio soldiers on at the foot of the range for budget buy-_ ers, most emphasis is on the much


90 powerplant which —------------------


you’d count on to make a small car fun to drive, it’s Renault. ■ '


as impressive as the Fiesta and the Peugeot 208, it’s clear that Renault needs to play a blinder. Still, if there’s one company that


coup lost sales. Renault has unveiled a number of new engines with which to take the


orders. Renault has ground to make up. ■ This could well be the car to re­


and is only offered in-one five-door body style at present.


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B U R N L E Y Clio focuses on driving down cost -------------------------- -------------------^________________________________ ;i 1m (UK, iTd presl- Kia announces pro_cee'd UK


„• New pro_cee"d now available to order# Two new trim levels exclusive • Two engines available -1.6 GDI petrol and 1.6 CRDi turbo diesel • Care-


KIA has announced pricing and specification details for the all-


I new pro_cee’d that is now avail­ able to order from Kia'dealer- ships across the UK. ' . The new prb_cee’d joins


I tiqn cee’d family and will be I joined by Kia’s first ever per-


1 formance-orientated rhodel - the pro_cee’d GT - from the


and in comes a bigger five-door mod­ el, although it has to be said that the - sleek styling is a departure from the usual frumpy five-door supermini shape. ■ ■


Out go the sporty three-door cars


: background, an arrangement. first seen on the DeZir concept car. - •The sporty silhouette is achieved


tocks, wheels pushed out wide with­ in the arches, and a reduction in the


by integrated rear door handles con­ cealed close to the rear quarter lights and cleverly disguised shutlines. With a lower ride height, wider


mres a prominent Renault logo, set bold ;, and upright to a gloss black


; The Clio’s front end design fea-


promising return for Renault' to a •position amongst the class leaders in the supermini segment. It’s bigger, better looking, more ef­


. Built m two plants, one at Flins in France and the other at Bursa in Turkey, this Clio is the beneficiary of new quality measures aimed at driv­


ing it to the top of customer satisfac­ tion indices.


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ficient and features some very inter­ esting equipment choices.


made of all this? The Clio IV should prove to be a


gap between the wheels and wheel arches, the Clio looks hunkered down and purposeful. ■ What would Nicole and Papa have


. and prioritised the things that re­ ally matter to small car. buyers, which IS


Renault hasn’t always identified


the Clio has slipped down the sales charts.


one reason why in recent years


. This fourth generation version looks to have been developed with a far clearer focus on efficiency, practi­ cality and safety from the outset. That might sound prosaic, but it’s


what sells cars in the supermini sec­ tor.


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nault last.


have previously considered it* Re­ looks to be back on the up at


^This Clio’s going to be back oh the shortlists of many who would never


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[ hatchback is offered with a I choice of two trim levels, S and SE, both of which are new and 1 unique to the pro_cee’d.


j comprehensive level of speci­ fication, while the SE adds a host of luxury and comfort


I summen Kia’s stylish new three-door


the cee’d hatchback and cee’d Sportswagon as the third In- ’ stalraent in the latest genera-


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mission is standard across the range and Kia’s sfac-speed Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) gearbox is also available in 1.6 GDi SE guise. • For further information


the- new pro_cee’d line-up, a 1.6-litre GDi petrol and a 1.6-litre CRDi turbo diesel with Intelligent Stop & Go (ISG) and both are available in each trim grade. A sfac-speed manual trans­


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KIA has won the award for best training programme in the 2013 AM Awards at a ceremony held at the In­ ternational Convention Centre, Bir­ mingham.


■;emy, the company’s recently-opened ; dedicated training facility in Notting­ hamshire.


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• training programme and opened a ' dedicated training facility. “Both of these are vital to us de­


• commitment and investment to de­ liver exceptional customer service across the Kia network have been


recognised with this prestigious award.”


of Kia Motors (UK) Limited, said: “In just over a year and a half we have rolled out the DNA'in-dealer


Paul Phiipbtt, president and CEO


veloping our network’s capabilities as weinove towards our aim of being a top five volume car brand in the UK. “We’re delighted that our focus,:


'.“family-like care” across the Kia net­ work by delivering in-dealer training on coaching, leadership, competen- ^cies and skills, complementing the courses available at the Kia Acad-


work training scheme - the DNA programme, which seeks to instill


The award recognised Kia’s net­


^ accolade for taking a long-term com­ mitment to its dealer network pusfr ing standards with definable out­ comes.”


aiy, 2012, to offer a variety of after­ sales, technical, .sales and service courses, as well as Kia’s,IMI-accred- ited apprenticeship programme, and runs up to 2,500 delegate days a year serving Kia’s 183 dealerships.


delivered on-site across the IGa net­ work, the scheme is complemented by the courses and apprenticeships programmes available at Kia’s dedi­ cated training facility at Ruddington, Nottinghamshire. • The Kia Academy opened in Janu-


Develop, eNgage, Apply) .was initial-’ ly rolled out to Kia’s UK network iii July, 2011. The curriculum is brought to staff via yisits' coaching meetings and video podcasts. Whilst the DNA programme is


The DNA scheme (standing for


award the top prize to Kia, the AM Awards judges said: “Kia Motors’ training scheme was comprehensive; progressive and demonstrating posi- five results in terms of customer han­ dling, staff turnover and CSI. “Kia should be given the ultimate


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