Renault Clio owners randiest on road with a third getting steamy in their cars

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Arsenal legend Thierry Henry and burlesque star Dita Von Teese previously helped to promote the car (Image: "Tom Phillips" <Tom@grovewood.co.uk>)
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry and burlesque star Dita Von Teese previously helped to promote the car (Image: "Tom Phillips" )

Ooh la la! Renault Clio drivers are the randiest on the road.

A third of folk who own the French hatchback say they have got steamy windows in the past year.

A poll of 2,000 people found 24% claimed to have romped with their partner in a car.

The most popular model for it was the Clio – which Arsenal legend Thierry Henry and burlesque star Dita Von Teese helped promote in the famous ‘Va Va Voom’ TV ad.

The French car was also immortalised in a series of classic commercials featuring the characters Nicole and Papa, which ran from 1991 to 1998. The original ad saw Nicole checking her father was asleep in his garden chair before sneaking off in her Clio to go on a date.

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But her dad was actually awake – and headed off on his own date in his Renault.

Renault Clio owners randiest on road with a third getting steamy in their carsThe French car has been immortalised in a series of classic commercials

The ads were said to have boosted sales by more than 300,000.

A modern reboot aired last year.

Dave Sanders, 28, of Ely, Cambs, was one of the Clio owners who admitted getting passionate with his girlfriend in his motor. He said: “There’s not much room in a Clio and the windows get a bit steamy but it’s cosy and fun.”

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The poll, by insurance broker Tempcover, found 31% of BMW 3 Series drivers enjoyed romping in their car, followed by 30% of Audi A4 owners.

A Tempcover spokesman said: “Cars aren’t sexy because they go fast. Their real appeal is providing a mobile space where secret intimacies can be freely exchanged.”

Stian Alexander

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