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Renault has released more pictures of its Gordini Twingo RS - including the interior

Renault has released more pictures of the new Twingo Gordini Renaultsport. They detail perhaps the most key changes to the titchy hot hatchback, too, with the interior and its various new luxuries and lashings of colour on show.  The inside overhaul is perhaps more low-key than we expected, however; the blue and white striped steering wheel is only for the top quarter, and the Malta Blue that’s worked into the seats, door cards and gear leaver is quite subtle, too. Even the rev-counter is virtually the same, with a new casing rather than a funky new analogue dial. Still, it sets the Twingo Gordini apart from its standard Twingo 133 sibling and marks the return of a legendary name. Read more about the Twingo Gordini RS and see more pics here Peruse our Staff Writer’s blog on the return of the Renault Gordini Follow evo on Twitter for the latest news of key performance cars

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