2019-2023 Renault Clio (Mk5)
The Mk5 Clio is one of the best-selling superminis in Europe and a staple of used forecourts in France, Italy, and Spain especially.
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It moved the Clio noticeably upmarket with a sharp cabin, a big easy-to-use portrait touchscreen on higher trims, and the genuinely clever E-Tech full-hybrid option that sips fuel in town. For most buyers, though, the value play is the 1.0 TCe three-cylinder petrol: cheap to insure, cheap to run, and plentiful. Used prices have eased off into affordable territory, and supply is deep enough that patient buyers can negotiate, particularly in the winter lull on AutoScout24. Watch for kerbed alloys and worn interior trim on city-used examples, and prefer the post-2020 cars for the more reliable infotainment. The E-Tech hybrid commands a premium but rewards short-trip drivers with real fuel savings.
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Key specs
| Model Years | 2019-2023 |
|---|---|
| Powertrain | 1.0 TCe petrol, 1.6 E-Tech full hybrid, 1.5 dCi diesel |
| Avg Mileage | ~72,000 km avg mi |
| Body Style | 5-door supermini |
| Drivetrain | FWD |
| Seats | 5 |
Configurations: Higher mileage (~115k km) 1.0 TCe Play · Average example (~72k km) 1.0 TCe Iconic · Low mileage (~30k km) 1.0 TCe RS Line · Low mileage E-Tech full hybrid
Strengths
- Upmarket cabin and large touchscreen on higher trims
- Cheap to run and insure as a petrol
- E-Tech hybrid is excellent in town
- Deep supply means room to negotiate
Trade-offs
- City-used examples often show cosmetic wear
- Resale trails the VW Polo
- Early infotainment can be laggy
- Diesels limited by urban emission zones
Alternatives to consider
How we assess prices
We use in-stock offers checked within 72 hours. Scores compare the current offer with that retailer’s observations from the last 90 days, requiring at least 14 observed days and a price from about 30 days ago. Suspect records withhold the score. Retailer conditions and prices can change.