Renault Nervahuit

The Renault Nervahuit was a passenger car model of the interwar period from Renault, with the type code Type TG 1. Renault presented the model together with the better equipped Renault Nervastella Type TG 1 at the Paris motor show in October 1930; by the following October the model had officially run out but was still built to order. The water-cooled eight-cylinder engine with 75 mm bore and 120 mm stroke gave 100 PS from 4,241 cubic centimetres, and the power went by cardan shaft to the rear axle. The radiator was in front of the engine, the sloping grille was divided vertically, the sides of the bonnet had vertical ventilation slots, and the front bumper was a single piece. The wheelbase was 334.7 cm, the front track 144 cm and the rear track 145.4 cm, and the car was 480 cm long and 175 cm wide. The chassis cost 39,000 francs, a five-seat tourer with bumpers 48,000 francs, four-door five-seat saloons with boot and bumpers 48,000 or 49,000 francs and a two-door five-seat saloon with large boot 52,000 francs.