Thats longer than a lot of Barn Finds readers have been alive so its nothing to sneeze at, as nobody that young says, ever. Selecting front-wheel-drivea solution already in the works for the Estafette vancleared up valuable space in the cabin. Combining functional qualities with elegant looks and no fewer than six windows, the Renault 16 adapted the principle behind the success of the city-going Renault 4 to upmarket family vehicles. Later carsespecially GTLsmake excellent daily drivers. There are only 10-12 known survivors. could be reclined, the luggage container was lined, the trim was enhanced, and The suicide doors opened. America. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 1960's Renault Cars Advertising stick Pin Badge Aluminium 21 x 13 mm at the best online prices at eBay! The Dauphene had a push button automatic transmission. Buyers who selected the 3 got a car with no chrome, a dipstick instead of a fuel gauge, no door panels, and one sun visor. My brother would freak out at this. Renault caused a stir at the 1992 Paris Motor Show with the unveiling of a one-box city car with frog eyes: Twingo. However, it quickly won the public over with its ability to meet requirements easily and simply. New safety norms vilified its dashboard-mounted shifter as a hazard, and laws mandating all new cars sold in Europe starting in January 1993 use a catalytic converter drove the final nail in its coffin. He came up with an idea for a large three-box vehicle with a six-cylinder engine. this setup gave a softer ride in most conditions, it firmed up rapidly as the In the seventies my neighbor brought home a 57 Dauphine. Renault 8 (1962) - pictures, information & specs - NetCarShow Entry-level B-segment SUV mainly destined for the Indian market. I raise my cold stein of beer (not a wine drinker) to you and propose a toast to the Little Car! Several new variants joined the range during the 1970s, such as a long-wheelbase van (June 1975; called F6 starting in 1977) and a pickup made by coachbuilder Teilhol (July 1978).
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