Renault 35CV

The Renault 35CV was the commercial name of a large Renault car built from 1906 to 1912, which went through four types during its career. The first, the Type AI of 1906 to 1910, was also called the 35/45CV. It had a four-cylinder engine of 7,430 cubic centimetres developing 35 hp, a four-speed gearbox and shaft drive with a Renault axle, and was offered in several chassis lengths: the normal AI of 4.40 metres with a 3.28 metre wheelbase and a weight of 1,800 to 2,000 kg, the long AIB of 4.55 metres, the extra long AIB of 4.80 metres, and the sporting AIC and AID of 1,750 kg reaching 95 km/h. The Type AO followed in 1907, and the Type CF of 1911 and 1912 had an 8,490 cubic centimetre four-cylinder engine with a 130 by 160 mm bore and stroke, a length of 5.00 metres, a width of 1.80 metres and a weight of 2,200 kg. The Types CI, DQ and ET completed the line.