Renault
4CV
1947-1961
Conceived in secret during the Second World War, the Renault 4CV became one of the most important European cars of the post-war era. Unveiled at the 1946 Paris Motor Show and entering production in 1947, it featured a rear-mounted 747 cc four-cylinder engine and a lightweight monocoque body. The compact four-door was Renault’s first model to sell more than one million units and helped put affordable motoring within reach of a wide audience. The 4CV was praised for its economy and practicality and remained in production until 1961, when it made way for the Renault Dauphine and, shortly afterwards, the Renault 4.
1948
Renault 4CV
sheet, Frans (België)
uitgave c1948
Datering
1955
Renault 4CV
folder, 8 pages, Dutch
published c1955
Dating
folder code VT600; the car on the cover has a license plate with 1955
1956
Renault 4CV
brochure, 8 pages, Dutch
published 09-56
Dating
the Fench brochure has code VT648 and is dated 09-56
Renault 4CV
folder, 12 pages, Dutch
published 09-56
Dating
the French folder has code VT656 and is dated 09-56
1957
1958
1959
1960
Renault 4CV
folder, 12 pages, Dutch
published c1960
Dating
this is the big version of the small c1960 folder
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