Hello, I would like to share my first experiences as a Renault-Clio transferer as the proud owner of an Aygo Coll Red for 4 days. Let’s say that I might compare apples with pears with the Clio, which I drove for almost 10 years. – The Aygo drives much more agilely than the Clio, light steering. – Unfortunately, I got used to the chair-like seats of the Clio so that the seats of the Aygo don’t seem very comfortable yet. – Unfortunately, it is also quite louder, v – I’m missing so much the on-board computer … well, getting used to it. – Unfortunately, the dashboard in the sun also reflects very strongly in the windshield. And because the dashboard also has a grid-like structure, I see lots of small squares. Meanwhile, I know that it is the newer design for a lot of cars. – Otherwise I have to practice a bit. Above all, I have to be friends with the automatic circuit that I have. on one in the other gear is unfortunately over. – For that it consumes only 5.5 liters, I hope. The Clio consumed eleven. But what is really bad?! I damaged one of the light metal wheels on day 4. Rain, darkness, full roads, turn, a slightly larger holm on the side than used; I came to a curb and got some strong scratches in two places. Can someone tell me if you can let that go, as cheap as possible, or if you can just ignore that without making a mistake? Karin