Renault Fuego is a sport hatchback that was manufactured and marketed by Renault from 1980 to 1986, replacing the Renault 15 and 17 coupes of the 1970s.
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10 Facts About Renault Fuego
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Renault Fuego's exterior was styled by Michel Jardin, and the interior by Francois Lampreia, both working under direction of Robert Opron.
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Setright said the Renault Fuego "is blessed with a body which is not only roomy and aerodynamically efficient, but is beautiful".
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The Renault Fuego dashboard was added to the facelifted R18 in 1984 and then both updated again in September 1983 for the 1984 model year.
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European production continued until 1985 in France and 1986 in Spain, while Renault Argentina produced the Fuego from 1982 until ending production in 1992 with the 2.
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Renault Fuego was the first mass-produced four-seat sports model to be designed in a wind tunnel, resulting in a drag coefficient factor ranging from 0.
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The Renault Fuego was the first to have remote steering wheel-mounted controls for the audio system .
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The Renault Fuego was available with options including leather upholstery, multi-function trip computer, cruise control, air-conditioning, and a full-length Webasto electric fabric sunroof.
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Renault Fuego became the best selling coupe in Europe during 1980 through to 1982.
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Renault Fuego was marketed in the United States through American Motors Corporation dealers from 1982 to 1985 inclusive.
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