Renault Argentina#Ciadea

The Compania Interamericana de car Móviles SA, better known by its acronym CIADEA, is a former automotive and commercial vehicle manufacturers in Santa Isabel, Córdoba de la Nueva Andalucía, Argentina. The company was founded in 1992 by businessman Manuel Antelo as a holding company in a joint venture with the French Renault SA founded. With the acquisition of the majority shareholding in 1997, the French group underwent his Argentine companies to consolidate and divided the CIDEA in founded in 1975, subsidiary Renault Argentina SA one. The main competitors were the Sevel Argentina SA and the Brazilian auto Latina S. A.

Where the company was founded with a respective participation to 50 per cent, succeeded Renault in 1997 to acquire a stake of 61 percent. Until then, were next to the Argentine Renault on several agreements with the General Motors do Brasil SA also Chevrolets and GMCs for the Brazilian market in a second album made ​​. But also imported cars from Colombia and France, as well as trucks of the Swedish brand Volvo had the CIADEA in their model program.

Today, the original factory is still owned by Renault, but is now used only as a car museum of the Group.

Model Overview

Renault 11 1992-1997 Argentina Argentina

Renault 12 1992-1994 Argentina Argentina

Renault 18 1992-1993 Argentina Argentina

Renault 21 1992-1997 Argentina Argentina

Renault 25 only 1992 France France

Renault Fuego 1992-1993 Argentina Argentina

Renault Safrane 1992-1997 France France

Renault Trafic Rodéo 1992-1997 Argentina Argentina Chevrolet Trafic 1993-1997 Brazil Brazil

Renault Twingo 1992-1997 Ecuador Ecuador

Chevrolet C -20 1993-1997 Brazil Brazil

GMC Chevette 1993-1997 Brazil Brazil

Renault 19 1993-1997 Argentina Argentina

Volvo FH series 1993-1997 Sweden Sweden

Renault Clio 1996-1997 Argentina Argentina