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A lone cyclist rides through a city intersection, casting a long shadow in the late afternoon sun. The scene is captured in black and white, with high contrast enhancing the texture of the asphalt and the sharp silhouette of the rider. Towering apartment buildings and power lines frame the urban backdrop, evoking themes of solitude, motion, and urban routine.
Another bad snapshot at the traffic light. But it's been ages since I saw one of these last 104 who were litterally everywhere until the 1980s. Most cars of the 70s, 80s and 90s were sent to destruction with the government helps to get rid of old cars. It's easier to find a car pre-1970, than after. For example, a Citroën DS is more common today than a CX.
In 2021, the Renault 4 is 60 years old. This example was produced in the 1980s.
Germany : 1989 - 1996
4 cylinder 1998cc engine
Bosch Motronic injection
115 HP DIN @ 5200 rpm
5 speed manual gearbox
Length : 4,35m
Weight : 1200kg
Speed : 198 km/h
Germany : 1989 - 1996
4 cylinder 1998cc engine
Bosch Motronic injection
115 HP DIN @ 5200 rpm
5 speed manual gearbox
Length : 4,35m
Weight : 1200kg
Speed : 198 km/h
France : 1948 - 1981
Production : 473.289 units
This smart van, could have been a much better choice than the Volkswagen T1. It was a front wheel drive with an excellent road behaviour, completely flat floor, sliding side door, square rear access at only 36cm above the floor ...
Try to compare with the successful T1, and you will ask yourself... Why did all the surfers buy that absurd air cooled rear engined unpractical-to-load Combi ?
France : 1948 - 1981
Production : 473.289 units
This smart van, could have been a much better choice than the Volkswagen T1. It was a front wheel drive with an excellent road behaviour, completely flat floor, sliding side door, square rear access at only 36cm above the floor ...
Try to compare with the successful T1, and you will ask yourself... Why did all the surfers buy that absurd air cooled rear engined unpractical-to-load Combi ?
France : 1948 - 1981
Production : 473.289 units
This smart van, could have been a much better choice than the Volkswagen T1. It was a front wheel drive with an excellent road behaviour, completely flat floor, sliding side door, square rear access at only 36cm above the floor ...
Try to compare with the successful T1, and you will ask yourself... Why did all the surfers buy that absurd air cooled rear engined unpractical-to-load Combi ?
France : 1948 - 1981
Production : 473.289 units
This smart van, could have been a much better choice than the Volkswagen T1. It was a front wheel drive with an excellent road behaviour, completely flat floor, sliding side door, square rear access at only 36cm above the floor ...
Try to compare with the successful T1, and you will ask yourself... Why did all the surfers buy that absurd air cooled rear engined unpractical-to-load Combi ?
France : 1967 - 1974
4 cylinder 2175cc engine
106 PS DIN @ 5500rpm
5 Speed manual gearbox
Front wheel drive
Hydraulic suspensions
Length : 4,87m
Weight : 1310kg
Speed : 175 km/h
