: In North America, a modified version was sold as the Renault Alliance through American Motors Corporation (AMC) and even won Motor Trend’s 1983 Car of the Year award.
The reference appears to be a specific technical identifier, likely for a component like a speedometer or a gearbox module , rather than the car's general model name. In the context of the Renault 9 , a car famous for its 1980s practicality and its tenure as the 1982 European Car of the Year . The Context of the Renault 9 RENAULT 9 V1R120 1.46
: While standard models were modest, the Renault 9 Turbo was a true 80s "hot hatch" in a sedan body, reaching 100 km/h in roughly 8.5 seconds . : In North America, a modified version was