Renault Alliance limousine: The Alliance made for weddings :)
A few Renault limousines
We won't be talking about the superb Renault 25 limousine manufactured by Heuliez here. (Nor the Safrane, which is far too recent).
There is a very good website on the subject (R25 Limousine) that will explain everything you need to know.
Browsing the internet, you can find a few handcrafted creations based on Renaults that are balanced, pretty, and interesting to say the least.
Other... "wagon-like" constructions have the merit of making you smile, even if they aren't exactly pleasing to the eye.
Overall, we have found limousines based on the:
Whether they make you smile or dream, it's sometimes hard to tell where the AI or Photoshop begins and where the madness ends.
There is a very good website on the subject (R25 Limousine) that will explain everything you need to know.
Browsing the internet, you can find a few handcrafted creations based on Renaults that are balanced, pretty, and interesting to say the least.
Other... "wagon-like" constructions have the merit of making you smile, even if they aren't exactly pleasing to the eye.
Overall, we have found limousines based on the:
- Renault R16
- Renault 4L
- Renault R11
- Renault Super 5
- Renault Clio 2: Climousine
Whether they make you smile or dream, it's sometimes hard to tell where the AI or Photoshop begins and where the madness ends.
But there is something even rarer
The most beautiful Renault Limousine is, without a doubt, the Renault Alliance Limousine - we are, of course, being completely objective.
It was presented during the "Rambler 100th Anniversary" (1902-2002), which took place from July 22 to 27, 2002, in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
This unique model is powered by the most "powerful" engine available under the Alliance hood at the time: the 1.7L.
This rolling palace, a 7-seater Alliance, was sold at auction in 2006 for $2,850.
During the Automedon show, which we attend every year, one of our kind members told us they knew where this Alliance limousine was located: the Rambler Ranch museum.
Here is the reply:
We do still have the Renault Alliance Limousine. It was damaged when one of our storage buildings collapsed under the weight of a snow storm. It is no longer on display however we do still have it. Thank you.
As soon as I have news about this little gem, even if it is damaged, I will update this page.
As a gift, after cleaning up the few images we had, I asked an AI to generate the beauty in its favorite environment: the upscale neighborhoods of New York.
It was presented during the "Rambler 100th Anniversary" (1902-2002), which took place from July 22 to 27, 2002, in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
This unique model is powered by the most "powerful" engine available under the Alliance hood at the time: the 1.7L.
This rolling palace, a 7-seater Alliance, was sold at auction in 2006 for $2,850.
During the Automedon show, which we attend every year, one of our kind members told us they knew where this Alliance limousine was located: the Rambler Ranch museum.
Here is the reply:
We do still have the Renault Alliance Limousine. It was damaged when one of our storage buildings collapsed under the weight of a snow storm. It is no longer on display however we do still have it. Thank you.
As soon as I have news about this little gem, even if it is damaged, I will update this page.
As a gift, after cleaning up the few images we had, I asked an AI to generate the beauty in its favorite environment: the upscale neighborhoods of New York.
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