Story by Ernst Luthi
From the Archives, June, 2019
One man’s passion for Renault’s R16 – 45 years on
Mike Neil’s love affair for the Renault 16 started in the late 1960s, when, as teenager, he visited the Sydney Motorshow.
Renault in Australia
Renault Muster Australia, 2021
Saturday morning’s lovely display in a Yass Park.
Story and photos by John Waterhouse, National Coordinator, Renault 4CV Register of Australia
First Post-Covid (we hope) Australian 4CV Muster, Easter 2021
Every two years, the Renault 4CV Register of Australia meets over Easter in a country town in New South Wales at our “Muster”. They are delightful social events with no competitions! The Register welcomes all rear-engined Renault models that are derived from the post-war 4CV model and early R4s that used the same engine and transaxle. Naturally we are pleased to see other classic Renaults at our Musters and members often bring later front-drive cars from the 1970s and 1980s, and even younger cars.
Louis Renault’s Amazing Type A – Reviewed
Review by Pete Vack
In a colorful, imaginative and creative manner, author and historian Graeme Cocks brings to life the story of Renault’s Type A – the first car to feature a direct drive with the engine, clutch, transmission and differential in line. (read Two Old Renaults). It all began in that perhaps not so humble woodshed in the Renault family’s back yard, as you probably ‘heard tell about’ many times. (Renault’s family owned a button-making factory and were well-off.) [Read more…] about Louis Renault’s Amazing Type A – Reviewed