Concept car Cannot be registered

- Displayed at the 2004 Geneva Motor Show

- Unique concept car

- Special finish, good condition

- No reserve

 

At the Geneva Motor Show in March 2004, the Modus Concept paved the way for the production version, which would be launched in September that year. Compared with Renault’s Twingo and Clio, the Modus boasted an innovative interior design. Taller than these two models, it was presented as a mini-MPV with five doors and a very roomy interior in relation to its external dimensions. The rear bench, which could slide backwards to free up more space for the passengers, had three seats, the middle one featuring a folding backrest, while the base of the front seats lifted up to reveal a storage compartment, and a see-through roof further increased the impression of space. This concept car was naturally entitled to a sophisticated look and had equipment to match, with ‘Crystal’ rear lights, dual exhaust tailpipes, special wheels and a dashboard with a smooth, fluid design. Under the bonnet, the proposed 4-cylinder 1.6-litre petrol engine, developing 110bhp, promised a decent turn of speed.

This special Modus, which has remained in good condition since it entered the collection, cannot be registered for use on the road. It represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a unique concept car with a very effective and exclusive finish which sets it apart from all the production models.