Renault Celtastandard

The Renault Celtastandard, type code Type ADC, was an interwar passenger car from Renault and a modestly equipped variant of the Celtaquatre with the same type codes, which at first lacked bumpers among other things. Marketing began on 15 October 1935 under the name Renault Celtaquatre Standard, and only from December 1935 was the short form Celtastandard used. Production ended in 1937 without a successor. A water-cooled four-cylinder engine with a 70 mm bore and 95 mm stroke displaced 1,462 cc and produced 32 PS, driving the rear wheels by shaft, and on a 271 cm wheelbase the car was 405 cm long and 157 cm wide. The only body was a four-door five-seat saloon, the Type ADC 1 cost 13,900 francs, and the Type ADC 2 of October 1936 had a side-rounded grille and no boot at the rear.