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Renault 10CV types

Renault 10CV cars history

Make

 Renault

Years of production

1903 to 1933

Fuel

gasoline

Engines

4 cylinders

Engine position

Front

Displacement

1 690  cc

2120  cm 3 (from 1905 to 1909)

Gearbox

manual

Maximum speed

45 km / h

Length

3 800 mm

Width

1600 mm

wheelbase

2,680 mm

Renault 10CV a early trade name of a range of cars, as diffent types from Renault produced from 1903 to 1912 and then a new generation from 1919 to 1933 .

History 

After the types U 1903 to 1904 and Y 1905-1906, Renault introduces a new model in 1905, the Renault Type AH 1905 to 1907 which takes over the chassis type X and receives a new engine with a cylinder capacity of 2 120  cm 3 .The Renault Type AM from 1907 to 1909, named 10 / 14CV

In 1909, the previous model is replaced by the type BK which receives a one-piece engine with a displacement of 1690  cm 3 .until 1912.

The Second generation evolved in to many versions with same 2 120  cm 3 engines , corresponding to several different types as:Renault Type GS (1919-1920),Renault Type IC (1921), Renault Type IG (1920-1921),Renault Type II (1921-1923), Renault Type IM (1921-1922) and Renault Type JR (1922, Taxi)

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Renault 10CV (1903-1933)

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