This Renault Clio Williams Phase 2 stands as an extraordinary survivor from Renault Sport’s golden era. Showing just 34,450 km, this exceptional example has had a single owner since new: Renault itself. Delivered to and retained by the Renault Flins factory, the historic birthplace of the Clio, the car has never left the manufacturer’s ownership and remains registered in the name of Renault to this day. Its original French registration plates are still fitted, underlining its untouched provenance.

The Flins factory occupies a special place in French automotive history, having produced millions of vehicles since the 1950s and serving as a key site for Renault’s industrial and sporting legacy. Owning a car preserved within this environment offers a direct and tangible link to the brand’s heritage, making this Clio Williams not only a performance icon but also a factory-kept artefact.

Created to celebrate Renault’s dominance in Formula 1, and to satisfy rally homologation requirements, the Clio Williams also paid tribute to Alain Prost’s fourth and final Formula One World Championship title in 1993 with the Williams-Renault team. Equipped with the legendary 2.0-litre 16-valve engine, the Williams quickly became a benchmark for hot hatches, praised for its balance, character and mechanical purity.

This particular car’s condition is nothing short of remarkable. The interior appears factory new, with immaculate carpets and trim showing virtually no signs of age or use. It is a genuine time capsule, preserved exactly as it would have been in the 1990s.

A unique opportunity to acquire a car directly from Renault itself, with exceptionally low mileage, original registration, factory ownership history and museum-grade condition.