A new release for the Renault Dealers, tuned Renaults! As I was not quite fond of the first tuning attempts by Norev, they did quite a nice job on some of these! And Norev is preparing a new 'tuning' series called Drift Shop... Stay tuned!

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Stock Norevs look very nice, but these are just too much. I wonder if it is so difficult to make a tasteful tuner car. But I guess there has to be quite a large market for them as practically every die-cast company is making them.

I wonder the same. But on a recent holiday 'abroad' (spain) I bougth myself some 'by the pool magazines', local tuning mags. Now I fully understand these cars...

It still puzzles me that there are people thinking this is actually nicer than a standard car, or a gentle tuned one...