This next car comes as a tip from Dave in Tampa, who writes: I’ve loved the shape of the Fuego since the beginning, always found it handsome, and no more quirky than any of the Japanese compacts at the time. I will admit that I appreciate the styling of the Fuego after a few bottles […]
The IKA-Renault Torino was Argentina’s flagship performance car of the 1960s, developed by Industrias Kaiser Argentina on Rambler American mechanical parts and styled by Pininfarina to give the country its own modern sports coupe. For a typical car enthusiast in 2026, the name can be confusing, since the Torino has nothing to do with Ford’s […]
Is that a Ferrari? No…but it is an Italian-American-Argentine. A Pope’s car? Hold on — lemme explain: This is what happens when you combine styling by Pininfarina with AMC build quality in Argentina. Back in the early 1960s, a company called Industrias Kaiser Argentina was building Jeeps under license from AMC, and they wanted something […]
You don’t see these for sale in Miami most days…although the one place in the USA where I’d expect to see a limited “Copa” edition of the Renault 5 Turbo is in Miami. Find this 1986 Renault 5 Turbo offered for $22000 in Miami, FL via craigslist. Tip from Rock On! From the seller: 1986 […]
Hey, I’ve got a Renault for sale. A Renault? Yeah. What kind of Renault? What difference does it make? Its a project car. It’s got three lugs per wheel. What can I say? The Renault 10 (or R10) was a larger and upmarket version of the R8 and as such shared its wacky rear-engine rear-drive […]
The asking price on this next car might seem a bit ridiculous if you are a European or have access to cheap used cars in Europe. Unfortunately, the Renault Twingo was never sold new in North America, so any examples that have made the trip over here command a considerable premium compared to any of […]
The Renault Twingo was released for the 1993 model year for European market sales with a name that was alleged to be a combination the words twist, swing, and tango. The little French city car was surprisingly successful and produced in France, Spain, Slovenia, Taiwan, Uruguay, and Columbia in various configurations. Today we’ve got a […]
The Renault 4CV, also known as quatre chevaux, was a compact economy car with a rear-mounted engine. It was crafted as France’s counterpart to the VW Beetle and enjoyed global sales between 1947 and 1961. Unveiled at the 1946 Paris Auto Show during the post-war era, the 4CV quickly earned the moniker “la motte de […]
Allow DT to enlighten you with the wonders of the Renault R10, a petite French masterpiece that effortlessly imitated the iconic Beetle design, complete with a 4-cylinder 1100cc engine chilling out at the back on a rear swing-axle. Believe it or not, the R8/10 clan proudly boasted about being pioneers of 4-wheel disc brakes in […]
When was the last time you saw a Renault 4? Unless you are one of the few hundred kooks who owns one of these things in the States, you probably have never seen a Renault 4 in the wild, but I wouldn’t mind adding this one to my stable. Find this 1989 Renault 4 offered […]