To be perfectly honest, I've never thought much about Renault. It can't make a Formula One car to save its soul (things are going so bad, the company will stop producing its own F1 engines next year). Its electric cars — yes, including the popular Zoe and ปะยางนอกสถานที่ Twingo —are hardly spectacular. And it's long played second fiddle to Nissan in the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance. The company is, as a point of context that Canadians will understand, the Toronto Maple Leafs of automakers: a big name with not much of a recent history of winning.



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