Hino Renault 4CV Sedan 1957
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Specifications Hino Renault 4CV Sedan 1957 blueprint
The Hino Renault 4CV Sedan 1957 was an iconic French car of the 1950s. Produced for just two years, it was a four-door saloon car which embodied all the class and sophistication of the 1950s. Its distinctive angular shape and design made it stand out from the sea of cars of the same era. The 4CV Sedan had a 1.2-liter OHV inline four engine, which produced a modest 32 horsepower. The car had a top speed of around 65mph, and an economical fuel consumption of around 24 mpg. Its contemporary exterior featured low-slung headlights, chrome accents around the windows and sloping body lines. The interior was plush and comfortable, with upholstery in a striking two-tone design. The drivers seat was adjustable, and the seats featured inbuilt headrests for added safety. The car also featured a radio and a heater in the dashboard. The car handled well in the corners, and was perfect for both city and country driving. It was very reliable and well known for its smooth and peaceful ride. The 4CV Sedan also had plenty of space for luggage. Its trunk compartment could hold up to 11 cubic feet of luggage, making it perfect for holidays and long trips. The car also had a range of features such as a fuel filter, an oil filter, and a cooling system. The 4CV Sedan was the perfect blend of classic French car design, but with all the modern comforts and features one needed from a car in the 1950s. It was a car that people could rely on in all conditions, and it was a pleasure to drive.
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