Launched in 1959, the Floride was a car with instant appeal, designed by Italy's Ghia and Frua, writes Trish Whelan.
It was driven by a number of stars of the day, including film star Brigitte Bardot.
The ivory convertible, with red leather interior, became known for its powers of seduction, classiness, film star glamour and downright sexiness.
Roll on to 2012, and Renault has introduced the Megane Coupe Cabriolet Floride. This limited edition hard top with its sensual lines incorporating the original ivory and fiery red colors, also dons the 'Floride' badge, the retro graphics and ivory 17-inch alloy wheels.
The Renault Megane Coupe Cabriolet Floride is a limited edition and can be ordered from Renault dealers. Price on request.
The specification includes Limited edition model with numbered plaque, exclusive ivory metallic paint, red/ivory leather steering wheel, red/ivory leather seats, 17-inch ivory diamond alloy wheels, Bluetooth, CD and MP3, rear parking sensors, automatic windscreen wipers and headlights, hands free Renault card, and 110bhp with six-speed gear box.