Here is the cheapest new Clio Esprit Alpine at the moment

We have the right to want a Clio with high-end finishing and stunning looks without really worrying about what’s under the hood.

The current Renault Clio is certainly one of the last opportunities to enjoy a 100% thermal model with a manual gearbox that is not too expensive to buy. If you are willing to settle for 90 horsepower, you can even get a model equipped with the super complete Esprit Alpine finish, which from the outside will not give the impression that you are driving an entry-level car. This 3-cylinder engine does not lack torque and will not let you down during accelerations, displaying a very reasonable consumption of 5.3 l/100km in the mixed WLTP cycle.

Found on the Renault website, this Clio Esprit Alpine TCe 90 model year 2024 enjoys a nice discount of 2,000 euros even before negotiations have begun. This makes sense as the model is no longer brand new, but the latest facelift integrates it perfectly into the current Renault lineup.

Calm inside, sporty outside

The special Valencia orange metallic paint breaks away from the classic white, blue, gray, or black of the Alpine finishes. Beautiful 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels “the arrow” with gray center caps, usually an option, complete a decidedly sporty look. Inside, our Clio is equipped with a very nice gray textile upholstery and black grain-coated textile with blue stitching and an Alpine logo on the seat. The entire interior ambiance is distinctly Alpine. Central armrest with storage, electric windows front and rear, tinted rear windows, hands-free card, automatic climate control, and the unusual space-saver spare wheel, it has absolutely everything!

This Renault Clio is immediately available at a price of 21,700 euros, with a discount of 2,000 euros compared to the list price. A 37-month leasing offer is also available at 192 euros per month after payment of a rather reasonable increased first payment of 2,200 euros.

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