2005 Renault Z17 Concept, 2088x1566 pixels!

[GT2addic]

hehe

Z17 #1

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Z17 #2

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Z17 #3

[Spastik_Roach]

Thats not the Z17, thats the Zoe. Thats what it says on the car, anyway.

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Z17 #4

[GT2addic]

Thats not the Z17, thats the Zoe. Thats what it says on the car, anyway.

On the website i get the pics it says 2005 Renault Z17 Concept...

where i got the pics: www.speedycars.net

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Z17 #5

[Wouter Melissen]

http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/frame...php&carnum=981
Z17 is the code name used before the launch.

[spi-ti-tout]

Retro-ly Fugly

Yuck

[jorismo]

i've heard this is going to be the new Clio... would be great

[johnnyperl]

the brakes are a little over-kill, i guess thats what renault like on their concept cars. their Wind concept had brakes right off a tarmac rallye car.

[IBrake4Rainbows]

methinks this is Patrick LeQuements effort to save face for not having the upper hand against Peugeot whent then introduced the 1007.

Renault, King of Practicality, didn't realise that sliding doors would make life easier on a small car?

Such shame......

Oh, the Zoe? Nice car, love the way the Grille bends around the Xenon Light.

[90ft]

Repost

http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/forum...ht=Renault+Zoe

[Coventrysucks]

Renault, King of Practicality, didn't realise that sliding doors would make life easier on a small car?

Slight problem with the 1007: the doors can open at any speed, and once open, prove very difficult to shut again.

Suggestions that this is ridiculously dangerous, and they could easily be changed so that they only open at speeds less than 5mph were met with much shrugging and disinterest from Peugeot according to the Daily Telegraph.

[Matra et Alpine]

Slight problem with the 1007: the doors can open at any speed, and once open, prove very difficult to shut again.

Suggestions that this is ridiculously dangerous, and they could easily be changed so that they only open at speeds less than 5mph were met with much shrugging and disinterest from Peugeot according to the Daily Telegraph.

In worst French accent......

"if you are stupid enough to open the door whilst travelling that ezz you'r problem, non ?"

"easily changeed" has huge issues. eg lets assume it uses the electronic locking system to ensure the doors don't open. THEN what if there is a crash - BIG lawsuits as folks die unabel to get out of vehicle. When ANY manufacturer is asked to take and action they always worry abotu those consequences. A driver can CHOSE to lock the doors and then they can't be opened