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Competing cars vary from the [[Renault Clio RS]] through [[BMW M3]]s, [[Porsche GT3]]s, a stalwart of the series: the [

* [[Renault 5]] * [[Renault 5]]

...lar models:||[[Chevrolet Corsa Sedan]]<br>[[Ford Fiesta Max]]<br>[[Renault Clio Classique]]<br>[[Volkswagen Polo Classic]] ...Fiesta Sedan]] and the [[Renault Clio|Clio Classique]] (Known in Europe as Renault Thalia). The range was made from Fiassa and Fire petrol engines between 1.0

|&nbsp;-||Compact MPV||[[Renault Scénic]] ...s '''[[supermini car|superminis]]''', like the [[Opel Corsa]] or [[Renault Clio]], with size around 370-400&nbsp;cm, although recent models have broken the

* [[Renault 5 Turbo]] * [[Clio V6 Renault Sport]]

...ors in Europe include the Audi A3 3.2 and the [[Renault Clio|Renault Sport Clio V-6]] (a car that pioneered the concept of the powerful [[V6]] hot hatch in

|&nbsp;-||Compact MPV||[[Renault Scénic]] *[[Renault Twingo]]

...om twelve jurors, and was the top choice of 37. The next year, the Renault Clio won by a mere 5 points, received maximum points from only one juror, and wa | [[Renault 16]]

...<br>[[Chevrolet Corsa]]<br>[[Peugeot 206]]<br>[[Ford Fiesta]]<br>[[Renault Clio]]<br>[[Volkswagen Gol]]<br>[[Volkswagen Fox]]

[[Alpine-Renault]] won the first [[List of World Rally Championship Constructors' Champions| ...an=2| No drivers' championship || {{flagiconFrance}} [[Alpine (car)|Alpine-Renault]] || [[Alpine A110]]