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Renault has plans to launch its special editions of Clio, Megane and Megane Coupe at the World Series motorsport festival at Silverstone on July 4 and 5.
The 3 World Series versions of Clio, Megane Hatch and Coupé ranges, have additional equipments and provides a savings of up to £1,190 for its customers.

The Clio World Series by Renault is provided with an extended front spoiler, side skirts, a sport back bumper in addition a special badging.
The engines can be a choice from 1.2 16V 75, the TCe 100 or the dCi 86 ranges and they cost £12,170 on the road.

The Megane WSR also has characteristics of an extended front spoiler, coupe-style bumper inserts, side skirts, a sports rear bumper, rear spoiler, special badging and 17″ alloy wheels.
It costs £16,595. The Coupe also has improvements which are similar to that of Megane and Clio and its prices starts from £16,995.

Renault has been campaigning its World Series saloon-car championships since 2005 and has modified its particularly-built Megane Trophy racer for the 2009 season.

The new Megane Trophy is motivated by the latest Megane Coupe. Its front and rear light units and windscreen are similar to those of the road cars, but its ground-effects dynamics and aerodynamic sweetening are formulated strictly for track use. The butterfly-opening doors and complex body panels ponder those of GT and sports car racers.

Renault’s V6 3.5 24V power plant – mid/rear-mounted – now bears a charring 360bhp. The tubular chassis, semi-automatic gearbox with steering wheel-mounted paddle shifts, double-wishbone suspension with adjustable dampers, 18-inch wheels and Michelin tyres remain the same.

The New Mégane Trophy is to go on sale at the end of the year in the class of a kit that will permit subsisting cars to be promoted; the essential changes to adjust the chassis to the new bodywork will be carried out by the Alpine factory in Dieppe.

The new-generation Renault Megane five-door hatchback’s prices starts from £13,995 when it comes to the market for sales in the beginning of October 2008.

Six engines will be presented from launch: the 1.6 VVT 100, VVT 110 and 2.0 TCe 180 petrol units, and 1.5 dCi 86, 1.5 dCi 106 and 1.9 dCi 130 diesels.
More alternatives will be extended next year, when three-door, coupe and estate models will also join the five-door hatch on sale.

Arrangement levels are Expression, Dynamique and Privilege, with all models having air conditioning, six airbags, front and rear electric windows, anti-skid control, stability control and understeer control, electric/heated door mirrors, a CD player, Renault Card keyless entry and a trip computer.
Dynamique versions add 16″ alloy wheels, Bluetooth phone kit, automatic headlights and wipers, cruise control, a leather steering wheel and front foglights, and Privilege spec brings dual-zone climate control, electric-folding door mirrors, an auto-dimming rear-view mirror, a rear armrest with storage box, and rear parking sensors.