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Dacia will celebrate the 10th anniversary since its European re-launch in 2005 at the 85th Geneva International Motor Show where new special edition versions of the Sandero, Duster and Logan MCV will be unveiled. Ten years have passed since the Logan was launched in Europe in 2005, heralding the dawn of a bright new era for the Romanian brand Dacia, whose Renault-led rebirth proved to be the catalyst for unprecedented levels of success across the continent. Having made its UK debut at the 2012 Goodwood Festival of Speed, with first customer deliveries in 2013, the Dacia brand has gone from strength-to-strength reaching 50,000 sales in March 2015. • Dacia launches its …
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Renault plan to name car 'Zoe' sparks legal spat Jenny Barchfield / Associated Press Paris— A French lawyer has a warning for parents-to-be: Naming your baby girl Zoe could set her up for a lifetime of annoyances — everything from playground teasing to sexual come-ons. At least that's the contention of David Koubbi, who is wrangling with French carmaker Renault about its plans to call its new electric car "Zoe." Koubbi is representing the parents of two little girls named Zoe Renault — no relations to the French automaker — who are outraged their daughters might have to share their names with a car. They want Renault to find another — non-human — name for the model. …
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Rumormill: Alpine coming back... again... for real by Zach Bowman (RSS feed) on Sep 21st 2010 at 6:27PM Autocar reports that the suits at Renault are keeping the dream of a true successor to the Alpine alive and well. The pub quotes Laurens van den Acker, the new vice-president of corporate design for Renault, as saying that he believes there's room for an affordable sports car in the company's lineup. There have been several attempts to re-fire the Alpine furnace over the past few years, but each have been cancelled due to various reasons. The 2006 Nepta Concept, pictured above, was one such stillborn attempt. But Autocar says that a new take on an Alpine is back on …
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Renault slightly more upbeat on European market Automotive News Europe -- September 17, 2010 06:01 CET PARIS (Reuters) -- Renault SA has a more optimistic forecast for European car sales in 2010 because the end of subsidies has hit sales less than feared, Chief Operating Officer Patrick Pelata said. Renault expects a 7 percent decline in the market, Pelata said. In July, the company said it expected Europe's car market to contract by 7 percent to 9 percent in 2010. Carmakers have benefited from scrapping incentive schemes introduced last year in key markets such as France, Germany, Spain and the UK to spur demand for cars, but they have voiced concern about a difficul…
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Renault-Nissan CEO confirms he turned down top job at GM David Shepardson / Detroit News Washington Bureau Washington -- Carlos Ghosn, the head of the Renault-Nissan alliance, confirmed today that he had been asked to become chief executive of General Motors Co. last year by the Obama administration. Former auto czar Steven Rattner writes in a new memoir that he asked Ghosn to run GM last summer and that Ghosn declined his offer. In an interview with CNN today, Ghosn confirmed he had turned down the top job at the Detroit automaker and also confirmed that he had asked Rattner to support a move to include GM in the Renault-Nissan alliance. Text DETNEWS to 64636 to ge…
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New Renault Latitude Sedan Takes Flagship Spot in Range Monday, June 07, 2010 Renault has lifted the covers off a new flagship sedan named Latitude that will in effect replace the discontinued (and rather controversial) Vel Satis. Described by the French carmaker as "its latest international status-enhancing family saloon" [sic..], the Latitude will get its first public outing at the Moscow Motor Show at the end of August, while Europeans will get their first view of the car at this Fall's 2010 Paris Motor Show. For those of you that keep a close eye on global automotive news, the new Latitude won't come as a surprise as it's based on the Renault Group's 2010 Samsung…
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It's now a very good looking car...
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Exposed: Renault Megane Mk. III A Bold New Hatch Link to original Article @ Vince Burlap's Car Page/Blog/Whatever Images:
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Dacia launches Logan Pick-up in Romania Dacia Logan Pick-up is the latest addition to the Logan family, which already includes a saloon, an estate and a van. It is made at the Pitesti plant, in Romania, and addresses the needs of both business users (tradespeople and merchants) and private motorists looking for a practical leisure vehicle. Dacia Logan Pick-up naturally boasts all the hallmark qualities of the Logan family. With a choice of Renault petrol and diesel engines, and a chassis carried over from Logan MCV, Logan Pick-up is eminently modern and robust. And it is superbly practical, with an 800 kg payload, a maximum load length of 1.80 m and 300 liters of stowag…
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Renault continues to baffle me with their vehicles. Once side of me says they are the ugliest things I've ever seen and the other half is intrigued by them. http://www.globalautoindex.com/news.plt?no=1358#
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km77 interior km77 exterior
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http://www.crash.net/news_View~t~Renault-p...1~id~131165.htm
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