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In 2014, Fábrica de Juguetes released a new version of the Renault 4L with reference A10160S300. The model featured rear-wheel drive, front and rear LED lights, and a guide rail with automatic return and double braid. In yellow with a black bonnet, it carries #120, the names of Claude Marreau and Bernard Marreau on the bodywork, and a decal from the second Rallye Oasis, the name corresponding to the first two editions (1979–1980) of the Rallye Oasis Paris à Dakar. Fábrica de Juguetes reproduced this 1980 car for their reference A10160S300.

The Renault 4 (4L) was an extremely robust and lightweight utility car, with front-wheel drive and long-travel suspension, which gave it surprising effectiveness on snow and broken roads. It took part in rallies during the 1960s and 1970s, including the Monte Carlo Rally, usually in lower categories. It was not competitive against more powerful cars, but stood out for its reliability and ability to finish tough events. The Marreau brothers demonstrated this in 1980 by managing to finish the 2nd Rallye Oasis Paris à Dakar in third place. Fábrica de Juguetes used that car as the model for their reference A10160S300.