2013 New Renault Twizy Review and Concept

French car manufacturer, Renault, recently launched a variant of city car in the land of Britain, the United Kingdom. This little car has a different than other small cars, because it can be driven even if the driver does not have a driver's license (SIM).

Reported by autoevolution, Tuesday, April 3, 2012, the car nicknamed Twizy has a maximum speed of only 45 km / h, and only inhabited by one passenger. In the UK, this car can be driven teenagers of 16 years who do not have a driver's license.

Car weighing 350 kg without load is set debuted in January next year and can say a motorized four-wheel bicycle. Cars with this unique design transformed as the car is very tempting.

In addition, anyone can buy, including consumers who only 18 years old. In the UK, Twizy city car has a tag of 6200 pounds sterling.

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2010 Renault Samsung SM5

New 2010 Renault Samsung SM5 Launches

The 2010 SM5 eventually could be rebadged for Europe, where it may replace the Renault Laguna. The smaller Renault Samsung SM3 shares its underpinnings with the Renault Mégane and its sheet metal with the Renault Fluence, while the upcoming replacement for the flagship SM7 may be rebadged in Europe as the next-generation Renault Safrane.


The SM5 is based on the current-generation Renault Laguna and features Nissan's 2.0-litre petrol engine with a 6-speed automatic transmission. A turbo diesel option will also be available.


The third-generation SM5 has been in development since 2006. Renault Samsung has spent nearly $350 million to bring the new car to market, where it will compete with the recently redesigned Hyundai Sonata.


The new SM5 comes with a variety of high-tech features and options, including a body kit, a navigation system, adaptive headlamps and massaging seats.


Speculation is that it will cost less than fellow competing Koreans from Hyundai and Kia.
via:insideline

2009 Renault Sport Megane Trophy

Renault Sport incorporates the aforementioned mechanicals from the accepted car which appearance a FIA-homologated sports-prototype tubular chassis, a semi-automatic gearbox with paddle shifters, an adjustable bifold wishbone abeyance forth with 18-inch auto and Michelin tires.