Renault 12 TL - pretty pragmatic
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Summary
Over eight million Renault 12s were produced in France and by licensed companies such as Dacia between 1969 and 2006, yet you hardly ever see one on our roads. The R12 impressed with its value for money and targeted comfort, as well as being reliable. And it can still hold its own today, as our driving report with many current and historical pictures shows.
This article contains the following chapters
- Pragmatic design
- Modular operation
- Conventional body shape
- In keeping with the times
- Inexpensive
- Comfortable and fast enough
- Reliable?
- Branching out
- Fountain of youth
Estimated reading time: 10min
Preview (beginning of the article)
We are overtaken on the highway, easily maintaining a speed of 100 km/h. At the same height, the car next to us slows down, the windshield goes down, a thumbs up signalizes approval and support. And no, we're not in a Jaguar XK120 or a Fiat 500, but in a Renault 12, which even the brand's advertisements position as a rather staid offering - safe, proven, solid, reliable, sensible. Renault had already initiated the transition to the front engine with the R4 in 1961; the R16 and R6 models followed the recipe and, like the R4, had "multi-purpose bodies"; a notchback variant was omitted from these models. Instead, there was still the R8/R10, which still had a rear engine and rear-wheel drive.
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