What is better than a classic Renault offered at an estate/garage/junk sale? How about a collection of 20 of them offered for who knows how much money. Find this collection of Renaults offered for an undisclosed sum of money in Monticello along with a 1980 Archer T5 replica for $12,500 via craigslist. Tip from Munky.
Collecting orphan oddball cars usually starts with honest intentions. Perhaps someone gives you a neglected classic and you mean to restore it and sell...but then you get 2 or 3 more...and the next thing you know is that you are the neighborhood cat lady for neglected French cars. Find this Collection of French cars offered whole or parts located in Denver, CO via craigslist. Tip from Zach Z.
"Nice LeCrap." "Has your car SURRENDERED to rust yet?" "Claude, it seems my eclair has become stuck in your hood scoop." LeCar owners are conditioned to accept lines like these, to the point of admitting it in their listings. "If your [sic] looking for one of the worst cars ever made this is it." You, too, can have a car worthy of such praise for just $4,500. Find this 1982 Renault 5 LeCar for $4,500 in San Francisco, CA. Words by DT contributor slowcarSLOW-MPGlol.
The Renault Le Car was sold through the soon to be defunct AMC dealer network, but didn't displace much American product because both the car, and sales figures, were low. According to Popular Mechanics magazine the Le Car was known as the "French Rabbit... low on style, but high on personality and practicality." We couldn't disagree more as this 1978 Renault Le Car is all style and no substance - find it in a picturesque garage in Portland, OR wrapped in Lettuce green paint, currently bidding $3,100 with 2 days to go.