View Full Version : New Renault Megane!!!!!!!
AdamW
7th October 2004, 16:46
http://cars.msn.co.uk/pidl/81722125/RenMEGANE11.jpg
http://cars.msn.co.uk/pidl/81722125/RenMEGANE2.jpg
dannyelks
7th October 2004, 17:23
NICE!!!
Luv the wide arches!!! Megans look sh1te normally but this 1 does them proad. I'll giv it a thumbs up smileys/smiley20.gif
Smithy
7th October 2004, 17:28
Feck! That is well tasty! Bitch over the speed humps though. smileys/smiley4.gif
Chris
7th October 2004, 17:34
The back look fookin horrible!
Chris smileys/happy.gif
jamesg88
7th October 2004, 20:40
shit look at the front well aggresive
look at those arches, wheels, skirts fookin huge !!!
starkie
7th October 2004, 21:40
my mum wants a megane i dotn like them but thats nice
alex19
7th October 2004, 21:45
nice!! smileys/smiley4.gif
jamesg88
7th October 2004, 21:48
its fucking sweet just the rear end lets it down
Smithy
7th October 2004, 22:05
its fucking sweet just the rear end lets it down
And you know what you're talking about when it comes to rear ends.... smileys/smiley4.gif
Love the arches and wheels though, god knows what size they are! smileys/smiley16.gif
jamesg88
7th October 2004, 22:09
sure do my sexual friend smileys/smiley17.gif
GreenSaxo
8th October 2004, 01:44
Renault is moving to correct any impression that its Mégane isn’t sporty enough by unveiling a 320bhp, mid-engined Trophy version, lowered by four inches.
For now, the Trophy is strictly a race car, but there were strong rumours in Paris ”“ unconfirmed by Renault ”“ that road-going versions of the car could eventually follow. In the meantime, the company is laying on a 16-race series for its new baby across Europe next year. The proposed 28-car race field will come to Donington Park next September as part of a series taking in Monza, Monaco, Zandvoort and Spa.
The Mégane Trophy, instantly recognisable by its splitter, low-slung body, ultra-wide wheelarches and rear diffuser, uses a tuned version of the same Renault V6 that powers Renault’s biggest road cars, the Espace and Vel Satis. However, in the Mégane Trophy it is mounted low behind the driver in a specially-fabricated tubular chassis, driving north-south through a paddle-shifting sequential six-speed transaxle. A central electronic control system integrates all engine, gearbox and automatic clutch functions, and includes instrument and data logging functions in classic race-car style.
RenaultSport engineers claim the car’s refined aerodynamics and light weight (950kg) give it a power-to-weight ratio good enough to match some of today’s GTs. The Trophy is available ready to race for about £60,000.
Franki
8th October 2004, 15:53
sure do my sexual friend smileys/smiley17.gif
dude get off his arse hes myn now!!
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