This R4 sprayed Paris haute coutureThe French showed style – the R4 in the decorative design of the parisienne made it possible. This noble R4 with its beautiful, contrasting edges should become the sensible result of a new target group approach. In 1963, the Renault decision-makers finally wanted to get more women behind the wheel of the R4 – the newly designed haute couture model with special samples could then be tested by interested customers for 48 hours. The haute couture cars eventually became the parisienne models. This model in particular shows a lot about the car understanding of the French automobile industry. In Germany, it was far more pragmatic, since the “R4” was once one of the popular, because agile and cost-effective small cars from foreign production – a typical family car. At first, a small, rather inconspicuous radiator grillee, the French compact car with a practical tailgate at production times was quickly a real alternative to Beetle & Co., a daily and utility car without sentimentality.Body dark green, flanks light ivory with basket pattern look, interior fittings ochre brown with black steering wheel. Chassis in black, transparent front headlights, red transparent rear lights. Rims silver. Grillee with frame and logo silver. Window borders black, indicator lights orange printed, door handles silver, fuel cap and lettering Parisienne, rear lettering 4 Parisienne in black.This text is machine translated.