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A Forgotten French Roadster Finally Gets Its Second Act

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The Renault Sport Spider, a stripped-down, wind-in-your-face oddity from the 1990s that never made it to American showrooms, has not turned up in a racing game in more than two decades. Forza Horizon 6 has now put it back on track, giving collectors and armchair enthusiasts alike a rare chance to drive one of the more eccentric roadsters of its era. For a car this scarce and this specific, appearing in any current game at all counts as news to the people who track it.

With reporting from The Drive.

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