Concept car
Unregistered- Displayed at the 2006 Paris Motor Show
- Unique and iconic concept car
- Highly original interior design
- Equipment and colours unique to this car
- No reserve
 
After a career lasting 15 years, the Renault Twingo finally bowed out.

It is always hard to follow a success (and the first Twingo was certainly that), but its successor had no shortage of arguments in its favour.
It first appeared at the Paris Motor Show in October 2006, in the form of the Twingo Concept, foreshadowing the production version that would be unveiled at Geneva Motor Show the following year.

Compared with its predecessor, it had more modern styling with a broader appeal.

On the Twingo Concept, the wheel arch extensions, wide-rimmed wheels (from the previous Clio RS), yellow brake callipers and large exhaust tailpipes hinted at a sporty engine: Renault announced a 1.2-litre turbo developing around 100bhp.

Among the features specific to the concept car, which was intended to give the...