La Renault Clio de mon père
Clio: the name of a muse from Greek mythology... In 1990, this is what Régie Renault, on the road to recovery, decided to call its new "car for living". This muse, the best equipped in the world, with a wide range of engines, had everything it needed to reach Olympus.
Because of its size, it would shake up the codes of small cars and draw a definitive line under two generations of Renault 5. Who could have imagined that its first name would become the generic name for small Renaults over five generations?
The Clio has "everything of a big car", whether it has three or five doors, it adapts to all desires. Ensuring the daily life of the family (from the RL 1.1 to the RT 1.7), delivering goods in congested urban centers (Société), winning in competitions (Clio Coupe, Clio Maxi, etc.), or even testing new mobility solutions (Électrique), these are the many facets of the personality of this gifted car.
Over the years, it has managed to make us forget the ancient references to sink our teeth into its era, and anticipate its changes.
This book presents the Clio, its genesis, its developments, its commercial career in Europe and around the world, with a brief evocation of its sporting career. Everything is illustrated by varied illustrations and detailed appendices on the characteristics, production, etc.
Dettagli del libro
| Autore: | Yann Le Lay, Frédéric Hermann |
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| Formato: | 120 pagine, 22.5 x 25 x 1.5 cm, copertina rigida |
| Illustrazioni: | 250 foto in B&N e in colori |
| Lingua: | francese |
| Editore: | ETAI (F, 2021) |
| Collana: | De mon père |
| ISBN: | 9791028304645 |





