Body in green, interior in gray-beige with a dark gray steering wheel. Chassis in dark gray, front headlights transparent, rear lights in red transparent. Silver rims, dark gray grille with a silver frame and logo. Dark gray sunroof. Window frames in black, rear lights in red and indicators in orange printed, door handles in silver. Black "Renault" lettering on the rear.

Why not! The "R4" was given a colorful paint palette by the French earlier than was common in Germany. This included a fresh light green, which for a long time was one of the favored color choices among German buyers as well. In Germany, the "R4" was once one of the popular, agile, and cost-effective small cars from foreign production – a typical family car. Especially from 1967, when the R4 grille asymmetrically emphasized the Renault diamond, the station wagon experienced a furious surge in demand. Nevertheless, the French compact car with a practical tailgate was far from the classic status it enjoys today during its production years – it was simply a practical everyday car without any sentimental value.