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mr-reno-139
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http://autoshite.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3281
not watched it yet , this lot have had their say about it though youtube
link on thread
not watched it yet , this lot have had their say about it though youtube
link on thread
Bobble
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Re:- R4 in tv add
Hi joined awhile ago but not said much yet been enjoying your comments and pictures, anyway the R4 in the tv add he's there to make the others feel good after all the R4 is the back bone of all renaults is it not ?
On a different note i'm a R4 fan and have been since my first one a 1968 6volt which i bought in 1978 and have had one ever since.:roll:
Hi joined awhile ago but not said much yet been enjoying your comments and pictures, anyway the R4 in the tv add he's there to make the others feel good after all the R4 is the back bone of all renaults is it not ?
On a different note i'm a R4 fan and have been since my first one a 1968 6volt which i bought in 1978 and have had one ever since.:roll:
RuffianDick
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A missed/wasted opportunity by Renault - the Koleos appears to be a rav4/santa fe clone straight from the Korean mould -very uninspiring. 
The nissan xtrail 'remake' is a lot better to look at. Landrover's revamp of the freelander was stylistically a huge, welcome improvement until they overpriced it. Renault could have built something similar/ better out of the nissan xtrail floorpan/mechanicals. The advert is a dire hotch potch of disjointed themes,
presumably to demonstrate their unique boldness in design - to sell a clone? They should have featured an RX4 
or a Sinpar 
ploughing across the french countryside. This would have demonstrated a better truer heritage/pedigree. I liked the 5, early espace (ice cream van) and twingo but they have made our 4 look like a lame duck and that's unforgiveable. I think this advert really does confirm that renault has lost the plot.:eek:
The nissan xtrail 'remake' is a lot better to look at. Landrover's revamp of the freelander was stylistically a huge, welcome improvement until they overpriced it. Renault could have built something similar/ better out of the nissan xtrail floorpan/mechanicals. The advert is a dire hotch potch of disjointed themes, presumably to demonstrate their unique boldness in design - to sell a clone? They should have featured an RX4 or a Sinpar ploughing across the french countryside. This would have demonstrated a better truer heritage/pedigree. I liked the 5, early espace (ice cream van) and twingo but they have made our 4 look like a lame duck and that's unforgiveable. I think this advert really does confirm that renault has lost the plot.:eek:
RichardIRL
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It's nice to see the Renault 4 but that ad doesn't work at all.
It seems as if they are celebrating their heritage on one hand, while at the same implying that all of its old cars were flawed.
If the ad was advertising a new trendsetter, a new landmark car, the ad would have been more appropriate.
The Koleos is an anti-climax after all of them.
It's also strange how the only car that get's stuck is the one that is least likely to get stuck?
It seems as if they are celebrating their heritage on one hand, while at the same implying that all of its old cars were flawed.
If the ad was advertising a new trendsetter, a new landmark car, the ad would have been more appropriate.
The Koleos is an anti-climax after all of them.
It's also strange how the only car that get's stuck is the one that is least likely to get stuck?
