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Q: What were the first Renault models to be mass-assembled in Kazakhstan?

A: Renault Arkana and Renault Kaptur

Q: What vehicle were the Opel Arena, Chevrolet SpaceVan, Tata Winger and Inokom Permas originally based on?

A: Renault Trafic

Q: What was the name of Renault's first modern five-door hatchback?

A: Renault 14

Q: What was the name of the first evolution of the Renault 8?

A: Renault 8 Major

Q: The first French car to bear the name "Espace" was not a Renault. So, what was it?

A: Citroen SM Espace by Heuliez

Q: What was the name of the Renault Safrane version that shared a similar name with a Maserati model?

A: Safrane Biturbo

Q: What was Renault's range-topping executive car produced between 1975 and 1984?

A: Renault 30

Q: In what year did Renault debut its first commercial vehicle?

A: 1906

Q: In what year did the first Renault Safrane actually appear?

A: 1978

Q: What was the first true MPV for the masses in Europe?

A: Renault Espace

Q: Until what year was the Jeep brand distributed in Europe by Renault?

A: 1987

Q: What was Renault's first electric utility van?

A: Renault Estafette Electrique

Q: Which Renault model was the official car of the President of the French Republic from 1920 to 1928?

A: Renault 40 CV

Q: In which country does the world's largest gathering of Renault Kangoo vehicles take place?

A: Japan

Q: What was the first mass-produced Renault sedan to receive the Gordini treatment?

A: Renault Dauphine Gordini

Q: What was Renault's flagship executive car in 1984?

A: Renault 25

Q: What was the first family car produced by Renault?

A: Renault 16

Q: What was the commercial van version of the Renault Twingo called?

A: Renault Twingo Societe

Q: Which was the only model derived from the Renault 12 to feature pop-up headlights?

A: Dacia MD 87

Q: How many mistakes are actually in the following sentence: "The Renault Sept (Renault 7) was also built in France"?

A: 2

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