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Renault 4CV PIE Police de la Prefecture de Paris 1955 Smartphone Case - Side View 1983 A game of subtle lightsRenault 4CV PIE Police de la Prefecture de Paris 1955 Cell Phone Case for Smartphone Being the first French modern car after the war, the 4CV appeared as a Police car in 1955. At the time, except for the Citroen Traction Avant and mostly driven by detectives, the police did not a park of police cars, and depended mostly on trucks and bicycles. As soon as 1952, the Parisian police director, Mr. Gobin selected the 4CV for his new fleet of police cars.