==Colors==
There are twelve total colors available for this vehicle:
* {|class="sortable wikitable" style="text-align:right"|-!Colour|-| align="left"| {{Legend|808080|Steppe}}|-| align="left"| {{Legend|#76767B|Gris Acier}}|-| align="left"| {{Legend|#343434|Gris Pluton}}* |-| align="left"| {{Legend|#20142B|Noir Nocturne}}* |-| align="left"| {{Legend|#000000|Noir Nacré Doré (GT7 only)}}* Bleu Tibétain|-* Bleu Méthyl| align="left"| {{Legend|#6A2024|Rouge De Mars}}* Iliad Blue|-* | align="left"| {{Legend|#437633|Vert Taiga}}|-* Steppe| align="left"| {{Legend|#193527|Vert Centaure}}|-* | align="left"| {{Legend|#142529|Vert Scarabée}}|-| align="left"| {{Legend|#173650|Bleu lliade}}|-* Mars Red| align="left"| {{Legend|#0A113A|Bleu Méthyl}}* Vert Centaure (not available in GT7)|-* Gris Pluton (not available in GT7)| align="left"| {{Legend|#090E28|Bleu Tibétain}}|-
==In-game description==
The Renault Avantime brought an unconventional twist to the widely praised Renault Espace, reimagining the European minivan. Conceived as a bold design study by Renault's chief designer, Patrick Le Quement, the Avantime made its debut at the 1999 Geneva Motor Show. When Renault confirmed plans to launch it as a production model in 2001, the news was met with widespread disbelief.