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hello from France
Hi, a little hello from France where I'm using Meguiar's product for few year.
My car, which can look exotic for the non european
Enjoy
My car, which can look exotic for the non european
Enjoy
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Last edited by CelouHC; Mar 28, 2007, 03:11 AM. -
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Welcome!
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Bienvenue CelouHC!
to MOL!
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To mol. Your car does look good to me.
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CelouHC, your car looks sharp!!! Welcome to Meguiar's Online!
Rick McDonough
Customer Engagement - Digital Content Editor
Meguiar's Inc.
1.800.854.8073 * 3853
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Hello, I'm on Mexico, and I have a car made in France. It is made in Dieppe, jejej, do you sound familiar?Originally posted by CelouHC View Post
Nice Megane...Comment
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thanks everyone for the welcome
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Dieppe sound me familiar, it's in the north of France.Originally posted by rgarza View Post
At least, before being the factory of Renault Sport, Dieppe was the native town of the "Alpine" brand. Created by Jean RComment
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Dieppe sound me familiar, it's in the north of France.
At least, before being the factory of Renault Sport, Dieppe was the native town of the "Alpine" brand. Created by Jean Redelle a Renault salesman which create sport cars for Rallye (for himself at the begining with parts from Renault cars).
The most famous was in the 70's the A110 which wins many times the Monte Carlo Rallye.
As times as goes by, "Alpine" became a Renault Branch, and at least disapear to be now Renault Sport.
"Alpine" refers to the french alps (where i'm leaving nowaday)Comment
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Have a look to the A110
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Exactly, my car was made by Renult Sport. It is a Clio Renault Sport.
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In fact, in Mexico, Renault made an Alpine in a joint with a local disappeared Manufacturer, named Dina (Diesel Nacional), the car was named DinAlpine, and was very famous...this was a long time ago.
The car was made on the factory at Ciudad Sahagun, in the Mexican State of Hidalgo.
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