Start naming Korean aut?makers. Ready? G?! Okay, there's Hyundai, ?f course. And its sister c?mpany Kia. Daewoo's been taken ?ver entirely by GM. That's it, right? Alm?st. D? not f?rget Renault Samsung. The French automaker pr?duces its own line ?f vehicles in South Korea in partnership with electr?nics giant Samsung.
The lineup includes the QM5 (als? known as the Renault K?le?s), the small SM3 and SM3 CE, the slightly larger SM5 and this, the new SM7. The new top-?f-the-line Samsung was previewed in concept f?rm earlier this year, and is n?w ready for its production r?ll-?ut.
The lineup includes the QM5 (als? known as the Renault K?le?s), the small SM3 and SM3 CE, the slightly larger SM5 and this, the new SM7. The new top-?f-the-line Samsung was previewed in concept f?rm earlier this year, and is n?w ready for its production r?ll-?ut.
The m?del it replaces offered 2.3-liter and 3.5-liter versi?ns ?f Nissan's ubiquitous VQ engine, and the new m?del is likely t? follow a similar path. The sedan is based ?n the Nissan Maxima, and may very well be exp?rted outside ?f its Korean market as a pr?per Renault. Seek ?ut the images in the high-res gallery bel?w and the video after the jump f?r a closer l?ok.
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