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Benzine – other models: a register artefact from the Dutch word for petrol as a fuel-type entry, turned into a collective page of petrol-engined vehicles from different makers, 386 to 740 kW

This page is a register artefact: 'Benzine' is the Dutch word for petrol and originally stood as a fuel-type entry in the registration data, but was picked up by the register as a manufacturer name. Such conversions of a register field into a manufacturer name occur when an imported vehicle is entered into the registration system without a matching brand record and a field from the technical description is used instead. Behind the name are therefore no vehicles of a brand 'Benzine', but a collection of petrol-engined models from different makers, from sports cars such as the Mercedes-AMG Project One and the Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG Black Series to the compact Renault Wind.

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The register lists here 5 versions with 386 to 740 kW. Unladen weights range from 1,206 to 2,070 kg.

The vehicles gathered here are not technically vans but powerful cars and a roadster; the grouping follows only the faulty register entry, not the vehicle class. The vehicles share only the fuel, petrol, not the maker, model year or vehicle class; the range runs from a hypercar to a small city car.

Anyone reaching a specific vehicle through this page should check it under its actual make and model – Mercedes-AMG, Mercedes-Benz or Renault – since service documentation, spare parts and check points are held there, not under 'Benzine'. Technical figures such as power and weight should therefore always be cross-checked against the specific model, since they vary considerably from vehicle to vehicle.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Benzine (weitere Modelle), Zulassungsdaten RDW (Niederlande)

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