La Renault 21 de mon père
The Renault 21 appeared in March 1986. Born as a three-box saloon, quickly supported by the Nevada estate, it embodied the transition between two eras at the Régie. To design it, at a time when the company's situation did not allow for any risk-taking, it was necessary to draw on what already existed.
With a new management, a new qualitative orientation: the 21 phase 2 would adapt successfully, while further expanding its range with a five-door saloon. In addition to Europe, the 21 would invest in three continents and be assembled in Taiwan, Morocco, Argentina and Spain.
At the time, no other "car for living" from the Régie could offer such a wide range. Its qualities and performances allowed it to set a record and shine on the circuit. This rich history fully justifies the place that the 21 occupies among the emblematic youngtimers of the 1980s and 1990s.
Pages of the book "La Renault 21 de mon père"
- Richly illustrated, this book traces in detail the history and evolution of the Renault 21, including the Baccara, the 4x4 and Quadra versions and the Nevada station wagon.
- This volume of the "La voiture de mon père" collection is not only a source of in-depth information for the owner, but also a concise guide to originality.
- The technique, variants, modifications and special versions are described in detail.
- Also deals with manufacturing abroad (in Morocco, Argentina and Spain).
- Contains 250 period photos, often unpublished.
Product details
| Author: | Yann Le Lay, Frédéric Hermann |
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| Details: | 120 pages, 8.5 x 9 in (21.5 x 24 cm), hardback |
| Illustrations: | 250 b&w and color photos |
| Language: | French |
| Publisher: | ETAI (F, 2019) |
| Series: | De mon père |
| ISBN: | 9791028303945 |
