The Renault collection, conserved by Renault Classic, consists of over 700 vehicles retracing the history of the Group back to its creation in 1898. From old to new models and mass-produced vehicles to racing cars, the collection includes automobiles that have marked generations of motoring enthusiasts, such as the Marne Taxis, NN, Juvaquatre, 4CV, Floride, Estafette, Renault 5 Turbo and Renault 4.

The collection also features a number of curiosities, including concept cars from all periods, a metro wagon fit on tires, two open-platform buses, two locomotives, a panoramic train, and an FT-17 tank from the First World War. These treasures express the inventiveness and expertise displayed by Renault over the last 112 years.

Renault Classic also keeps extensive archives, with 1.5 km of shelf space, more than 3,000 miniatures and toys, 1,900 posters and some 260 scale 1:5 models.

Despite its venerable age, the prestigious Renault Classic collection regularly goes out to meet the public at big events. Roughly 70% of the vehicles in the collection are road- or presentation-worthy and presented at exhibitions, shows, vintage races, and documentaries and reports. The public can get a look at these Renault heritage objects at events including the World Series by Renault races, the Le Mans Classic, Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Paris Motor Show. In all, some 5.3 million people enjoyed a close-up view of Renault collection vehicles at the 170 operations organized in 2010.

Renault Classic organizes events year long to show the public the wonders of Renault’s heritage and take them on a journey through the eventful history of the brand.

• 112 years of automotive history
• More than 700 vehicles
• Over 170 events a year
• 500 vehicles on show every year
• 5.3 million people in contact with vehicles on show in 2010
• Over 2,550 collectors and 305 clubs