1952 Renault 4CV • French registration document • Chassis no.

783336 • First post-war Renault people's car.

Launched in 1947, the Renault 4CV quickly became the emblem of the French people's car.

In 1952, it benefited from minor mechanical improvements and was already firmly established in the market thanks to its reliability and fuel efficiency.

The 4CV represents the post-war spirit: mobility for all, compactness, and accessible engineering, while retaining a touch of charm and originality.

The heart of this Renault 4CV is the famous Billancourt engine, a 760cc water-cooled, flat-four cylinder.

Developed at the Renault factory in Billancourt, this engine symbolizes post-war French ingenuity: compact, reliable, and easy to maintain.

Its rear-mounted engine provides efficient traction and ideal handling for the narrow, winding roads of the 1950s.

This Renault 4CV is presented in good overall condition, the result of a restoration carried out a few years ago.

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