Renault announces sale of historic vehicles
Renault has announced a sale of an “exceptional collection” of historic vehicles and more. The items will all be bought together in 2027 in a new exhibition centre in Flins-sur-Seine near Paris. The unique venue will “bring Renault’s heritage to life for the first time and allow the public to explore the brand’s 125-year history,” the French car maker said.
As part of the project, Renault will create a “spectacular showcase” grouping the collection in one place, the company will reorganise the collection of historic vehicles to keep 600 “iconic and unique” models built since 1898. The brand will sell off a number of vehicles owned in several examples (two or three), ensuring that it still retains at least one of each model in its 125-year history.
The company and its partner, Artcurial Motorcars, are announcing a “special event for collectors” and for “all those with a passion for the brand and for automotive history.” The auction will take place on 7th December 2025 at the historic Flins-sur-Seine, 40km from Paris. The site, currently undergoing a “complete transformation,” will provide a “unique showcase” from 2027 for all the collections that make up the carmaker’s heritage, spanning over a century.
Historic cars from among the 800 in the collection, and a selection of around 100 objects, including models, drivers’ jumpsuits, and miscellaneous items, will be among the items up for grabs. Over 90% will be sold without reserve.
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