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- Matra_Rancho wheelbase "2520.0".
- Matra_Rancho height "1735.0".
- Matra_Rancho length "4315.0".
- Matra_Rancho weight "1130.0".
- Matra_Rancho width "1665.0".
- Matra_Rancho abstract "The Matra Rancho is a leisure activity vehicle created by the French engineering group Matra, in cooperation with the automaker Simca, to capitalize on the off-road trend started by the Range Rover. The Rancho provided an \"off-road look\" at a lower price.The Rancho was launched in 1977, and became a popular model, but this did not alleviate larger problems at Chrysler Europe (Simca's parent company). Chrysler finally sold its European arm to PSA in 1978, which was then rebranded as Talbot in 1979. The Matra-Simca Rancho became the Talbot Matra Rancho and production continued until 1984 (although it remained on sale up to January 1985), reaching 57,792 cars in total.Designed by Antonis Volanis, the Rancho was based on the pick-up version of Simca's popular supermini, the Simca 1100, using its front structure and a stretched chassis. The rest of the body was made by Matra from fibreglass and polyester, including the mouldings adorning the body, which made it look more \"sturdy\". This technology would later be used on the Renault Espace, Europe's first MPV, which was manufactured by Matra. The ground clearance was also increased. Unlike most off-roaders, it was not fitted with all-wheel drive, retaining the 1100's front-wheel drive layout. Other elements retained from the 1100 included the dashboard and front seats (identical to the ones found in the Simca 1100 GLS). The Rancho was powered by the 1442 cc, 80 bhp version of the \"Poissy engine\" straight-4 engine.During its life, the Rancho was offered in several versions. Apart from the basic Rancho, there was the Grand Raid, fitted with such \"off-road\" extras as an electric winch on the front bumper and the spare wheel mounted on the roof - as well as a limited-slip differential. The Rancho X was the upscale model, with additional standard items such as alloy wheels and metallic paint. The Découvrable model's rear cabin consisted of an open frame with roll-down fabric covers, which could serve as an \"open\" car during good weather. Finally, the Rancho AS was the commercial version, with no rear seat, making it exempt from the French tax on passenger cars.The Rancho spawned an unlikely successor: the Renault Espace. Matra wanted to replace the Rancho with their prototype of the Espace known as the “dessin orange”, which translates to “the orange drawing” in English – both the prototype and the background it was drawn on were orange. It predicted the basic shape of the first Espace but only had three doors instead of five. Peugeot (who controlled Matra at the time) deemed the project too expensive and not promising enough. Determined to take its design to production Matra knocked on Renault’s door and they quickly adopted the project, one that upon its launch in 1984 arguably became the first European minivan.".
- Matra_Rancho bodyStyle Station_wagon.
- Matra_Rancho class Leisure_activity_vehicle.
- Matra_Rancho designCompany Antonis_Volanis.
- Matra_Rancho designer Antonis_Volanis.
- Matra_Rancho engine Matra_Rancho__1.
- Matra_Rancho height "1.735".
- Matra_Rancho layout Front-engine,_front-wheel-drive_layout.
- Matra_Rancho length "4.315".
- Matra_Rancho manufacturer Matra.
- Matra_Rancho productionEndYear "1984".
- Matra_Rancho productionStartYear "1977".
- Matra_Rancho relatedMeanOfTransportation Simca_1100.
- Matra_Rancho thumbnail 1977_Simca_Matra_Rancho.jpg?width=300.
- Matra_Rancho weight "1130000.0".
- Matra_Rancho wheelbase "2.52".
- Matra_Rancho width "1.665".
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageExternalLink rancho.html.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageExternalLink rancho-index.html.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageExternalLink www.simcatalbotclub.org.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageID "6622480".
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageLength "5470".
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageOutDegree "41".
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageRevisionID "702627260".
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink AWD_(vehicle).
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Antonis_Volanis.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Category:1970s_automobiles.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Category:1980s_automobiles.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Category:Matra_vehicles.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Category:Simca_vehicles.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Category:Vehicles_introduced_in_1977.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Chassis.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Chrysler_Europe.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Fiberglass.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink France.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Front-engine,_front-wheel-drive_layout.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Front-wheel_drive.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Horsepower.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Inline-four_engine.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Leisure_activity_vehicle.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Manual_transmission.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Matra.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Minivan.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Off-road_vehicle.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Overhead_valve_engine.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink PSA_Peugeot_Citroën.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Pickup_truck.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Polyester.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Range_Rover.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Renault_Espace.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Ride_height.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Simca.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Simca_1100.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Simca_Poissy_engine.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Station_wagon.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Supermini.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Talbot.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink Winch.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLink File:Matra_rancho_double_seats.jpg.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLinkText "Matra Rancho".
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLinkText "Matra-Simca Rancho".
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLinkText "Rancho".
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageWikiLinkText "Talbot Matra Rancho".
- Matra_Rancho aka "Matra-Simca Rancho".
- Matra_Rancho aka "Matra-Simca and Talbot-Matra Ranch for italian market".
- Matra_Rancho aka "Talbot Matra Rancho".
- Matra_Rancho bodyStyle "3".
- Matra_Rancho class Leisure_activity_vehicle.
- Matra_Rancho designer Antonis_Volanis.
- Matra_Rancho engine "1.4".
- Matra_Rancho layout Front-engine,_front-wheel-drive_layout.
- Matra_Rancho manufacturer Matra.
- Matra_Rancho name "Matra Rancho".
- Matra_Rancho production "1977".
- Matra_Rancho related Simca_1100.
- Matra_Rancho transmissIon "4".
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Commons_category.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Convert.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_automobile.
- Matra_Rancho wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Matra_Rancho subject Category:1970s_automobiles.
- Matra_Rancho subject Category:1980s_automobiles.
- Matra_Rancho subject Category:Matra_vehicles.
- Matra_Rancho subject Category:Simca_vehicles.
- Matra_Rancho subject Category:Vehicles_introduced_in_1977.
- Matra_Rancho hypernym Vehicle.
- Matra_Rancho type Automobile.
- Matra_Rancho type MeanOfTransportation.
- Matra_Rancho type Car.
- Matra_Rancho type Vehicle.
- Matra_Rancho type Product.
- Matra_Rancho type DesignedArtifact.
- Matra_Rancho type Thing.
- Matra_Rancho comment "The Matra Rancho is a leisure activity vehicle created by the French engineering group Matra, in cooperation with the automaker Simca, to capitalize on the off-road trend started by the Range Rover. The Rancho provided an \"off-road look\" at a lower price.The Rancho was launched in 1977, and became a popular model, but this did not alleviate larger problems at Chrysler Europe (Simca's parent company).".
- Matra_Rancho label "Matra Rancho".