Why Were Single-bolt Rims Discontinued on Early DS and ID Models?
The “single-bolt / single-nut” wheel arrangement was essentially a Citroën-specific feature of the DS/ID range:
Kégresse History — The 1922–1923 Trans-Sahara Expedition
The desert was largely unexplored and had never been crossed by car. It would be 3,200 km of trials for both men and machines.
1st Step in Checking Hydraulic System Pressure in a Citroën
For Bastille Day – French President Macron gets a DS N°7 ÉLYSÉE with Hydraulic Suspension
It has a full adaptation of the running gear which incorporates exclusive hydro-pneumatic suspension. Or does it?
A 3D Printing Source for Citroën Pieces
Quentin Hinzelin is a Citroën saviour—at least, he hopes to be.
Citroën Sales Increase For the 1st Half of 2026
Citroën reported today that global sales for the first half of 2026 are up 4.4% with 373,700 units sold worldwide.
Murder in a 2CV
On February 28, 1985 Evelyne Laborde and Bruno Joushomme, newly married, had an accident in their Citroën 2CV in the Bois de Meudon forest. The car left the road, came …
Lamboguized CX
Many years in the making — it’s a Citroën CX GTi Turbo underneath!
Citroën Celebrates 40 Years of the 2CV Cocorico, when the 2CV Took on its Tricolour Jersey
The idea for the 2CV Cocorico was conceived in 1986, during the Football World Cup held in Mexico.
Fiat is Stealing Citroën’s Thunder
Fiat has the taken the innovation introduced by Citroën to be the Stellantis brand that will lead the company’s effort to offer simplicity and accessibility.
“Monaco & the Automobile, from 1893 to the Present Day” Now at the Grimaldi Forum Monaco
Inaugurated on June 30 in the presence of H.S.H. Prince Albert II, the exhibition is now open to the public until September 6, 2026.
The Restoration of Brian’s 1972 Citroën DS21 Pallas Jubilée: Part 3
My goal remains to have the project completed before September 30.
Wankel Wannabees — Good Intentions… Unintended Consequences
Like GM/Chevrolet, Citroën jumped into the deep end of Wankel waters, but took a more cautious approach.
Citroën M35 — The Beginnings of the Rotor within the Chevrons
Citroën initially planned to build 500 M35 prototypes. The final total was far lower for several important reasons
The One That Got Away: A Panhard PL-17 Tale
It all started two weeks ago at the 50th Annual Citroën Rendezvous in Malta, New York.
Citroën C3 Aircross chosen as “Best Users’ Car of Europe 2026”
The C3 was recognized as the most user-friendly vehicle on the market.
Citroën Naval Effort — C3 Aircross Marine nationale
The teams at Citroën Design and the Marine nationale have devised a design inspired by the naval world.
In Memoriam — Alan Norris — Nov. 19, 1941 – May 26, 2026
Alan was the proud owner of a 1984 2CV done in a white “France 3” tribute theme.