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Renault Rodeo 4

1970 – 1981 — France

The Renault Rodeo was a series of off-road mini SUVs produced by ACL for Renault between 1970 and 1987. The series comprised three generations, with the name changing from ACL Rodeo to Renault Rodeo in July 1976. The Rodeo was initially a front-wheel-drive vehicle but later offered the option of four-wheel-drive technology provided by Sinpar. The first generation, known as Rodeo 4 (1970-1981), was built on the Renault 4 van platform and featured an 845cc engine. It was designed to be a versatile off-road vehicle suitable for various terrains. The compact size and off-road capabilities made the Rodeo popular for leisure and recreational activities. The Rodeo 6 (1980-1987) was the second generation of the series, offering a more powerful 1100cc engine and improved off-road performance. This model featured a distinctive design with a unique removable fiberglass roof, providing an open-air driving experience ideal for outdoor adventures. The final generation, Rodeo 5 (1981-1987), further improved the off-road capabilities with enhancements to the suspension and drivetrain. The Rodeo 5 retained the compact dimensions and rugged styling that defined the series, making it a practical choice for those seeking a capable off-road vehicle in a compact package. In summary, the Renault Rodeo series represented a unique blend of off-road capability and compact design, making it

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1970 – 1981 — France

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