Small car trend seems increasingly rampant in the world. After Toyota IQ, followed Mirca Nissan, Renault Wind now emerged.

Renault Wind using the two-seat convertible that has dimensions similar to the Peugeot 206CC. But Wind shorter than 5 mm shorter 206CC and 207 mm of the Peugeot 207CC. While Bonet Wind beneath 1.2-liter engine equipped with powerful 100-horsepower supported the Twingo GT. Similarities with Twingo also appeared from the design of the front but with a blend of the new bumper style. To open and close the roof of the Wind, the driver just took 12 seconds. Trunk capacity also remains a field that is maintained 270 liters, despite the state of the roof is open. This means that the trunk is larger than Wind Twingo hatchback. Renault hopes, Wind sales will soon be realized at the latest before the summer of this year.

Renault plans to introduce the new tiny convertible coupe, Wind, on the mat 2010 Geneva Motor Show, next March.

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