In 1976, the expectations of European motorists had changed. Renault needed to offer a compact, economical, modern, safe, and comfortable car. This was to be achieved with the launch of the Renault 14, intended to fill the gap between the Renault 5 and the Renault 20. However, nothing would go as planned.
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In 1976, the expectations of European motorists had changed. Renault needed to offer a compact, economical, modern, safe, and comfortable car. This was to be achieved with the launch of the Renault 14, intended to fill the gap between the Renault 5 and the Renault 20. However, nothing would go as planned.