UnregisteredEngine no.

10294

- Eligible for the London to Brighton Run
- Simple, easy-to-use model, De Dion single-cylinder
- Attractively presented, pretty bodywork
 
On its stand at the Salon de l’Auto at the Grand Palais in December 1901, Renault presented a new model, which would only be sold for a year, the 6CV Type G; it was quite similar to the Type D from the previous year, but with a more modern appearance thanks to its identical wooden wheels at front and rear, and a new design for the bonnet.

In addition, like all the cars in the range, for the first time it had a Renault badge with two intertwined ‘R’s.
Following their victories in the Paris-Bordeaux, Paris-Berlin and, later in 1902, Paris-Vienna races, the Renault brothers were well known and their cars, built in a factory employing 500 workers, sold well.
 
The Type G we are presenting entered the collection in September 1996, joining it from Vilvoorde.

It was the subject of a high-quality restoration in the past and ...