Renault Type KO

The Renault Type KO, also called the 40 CV, was an interwar passenger car that Renault offered in 1923 as the sporting variant of the Type MC, with neither predecessor nor successor. Its water-cooled six-cylinder engine, with a 110 mm bore and 160 mm stroke, displaced 9,123 cc and drove the rear axle by shaft. On a 380.1 cm wheelbase and 144 cm track the car was 493 cm long and 170 cm wide. The German article records no power, weight, speed or body for this model.