The Renault Caravelle: The Car That Seduced the World !

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Some cars are beautiful. This one is glamorous.

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There is a particular kind of French elegance that belongs to another era: effortless, sensual, impossibly chic. The Renault Caravelle embodies it entirely. Designed by the gifted Italian stylist Pietro Frua at the end of the 1950s for the American dream of open-road freedom, this sublime four-seat convertible captured something far greater: the very spirit of French joie de vivre at its most radiant.

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The Car of Brigitte Bardot

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When the Caravelle was unveiled in 1958, one woman above all others made it her own: Brigitte Bardot, the most photographed woman on the planet, the living embodiment of French sensuality and freedom. Her association with the Caravelle was no coincidence. Like her, the car was beautiful without effort, seductive without trying, and utterly, timelessly iconic. To slide behind the wheel with the roof down is to channel something of that golden era; Saint-Tropez in the sunshine, a world where every road leads somewhere wonderful.

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A Thoroughbred in Disguise

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Beneath its graceful curves, Our 1964 model conceals a genuinely sporting soul: the spirited "Cléon fonte" 1,108cc engine, a precise 4-speed floor-mounted gearbox, and the 4-wheel disc braking and sport suspension borrowed from the legendary Alpine A110 and Renault 8 Gordini. A car that truly loves to be driven.

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Your Most Glamorous Escape

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With four seats and a brand new convertible hood, our Caravelle is as practical as she is breathtaking. Whether you are exploring the vineyards of Bordeaux, embarking on a romantic road trip through Southwest France, or simply making an entrance that no one will forget, she delivers that rare combination of beauty, emotion and pure driving pleasure.

She is ready, roof down wind in your hair, to make every moment feel like a scene from a French film of the Nouvelle Vague.

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Available for hire with or without chauffeur.

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Because life is too short to drive ordinary cars.