Renault 12 TL Sedan 1970
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Specifications Renault 12 TL Sedan 1970 blueprint
The Renault 12 TL Sedan (1970) is a classic French car that exudes charm and sophistication. With rounded lines and chrome embellishments, the vehicle embodies a classic, yet stylish look that will always turn heads. The vehicle has a 1.3 litre engine with four cylinders, with a maximum power of 61bhp. Linked to the engine is a four speed manual gearbox that is smooth and responsive. The brakes are servo assisted disc brakes in the front and drums at the rear, adding to the great road handling of the car. On the interior, the vehicle is comfortable and cosy. The seating is plush and supportive, while the dashboard is filled with knobs and dials that glow orange. There is plenty of room inside the vehicle, with ample leg and head room to accommodate the passengers. The steering wheel adds further to the overall comfort and classic look, and features a 'tiger claw' emblem to signify its exclusivity. The exterior of the vehicle is simply stunning. It includes distinctive chrome features, such as a curved windowsill, chrome bumpers, and door handles. The vehicle is painted in a sleek grey colour, and rides on a set of 14-inch alloy wheels that add to the striking look of the car. All in all, the Renault 12 TL Sedan (1970) is a nostalgic classic car that will be cherished for generations to come. The vehicle's unique design and engineering make it a great choice for both classic car collectors and everyday drivers.
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