RENAULT CELTAQUATRE ADC1 COUPÉ
To respond to the launch of the Citroën Traction Avant, Renault presented a new, more conventional model called Celtaquatre in 1934, focusing on classic styling and safety.
An innovative vehicle
Celtaquatre preserved a traditional architecture with rigid rear wheels and a separate sidemember chassis. For its time, the style was innovative.
The compact Celtaquatre measures less than 4 metres in length. It is based on a tried-and-tested powertrain, driven by a new 1463 cc 4-cylinder engine.
Revamped coachwork
The original model would change in the following years: new bodywork types appeared, including a cabriolet, a convertible coach and a utility version that would serve merchants and taxis. Alongside the 4-door saloon, there would be a small coupé whose originality was not lacking in charm.
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