West Coast Rendez-Vous 2024 Report
This year’s West Coast Rendez-Vous was hosted from Oct. 18 – 20 by the San Francisco Regional Citroën Car Club in Merced, CA.
This year’s West Coast Rendez-Vous was hosted from Oct. 18 – 20 by the San Francisco Regional Citroën Car Club in Merced, CA.
Every November since the first gathering 28 years ago, this event has proven to be a crowd pleaser.
This journey will retrace the route from Paris to Cape Town, but this time with a modern twist—using 4 Ami electric vehicles powered solely by renewable energy.
For its part, the Citroën Club Bs As celebrated the 90th anniversary of the Traction Avant by exhibiting 13 different models.
The Citroën booth at the 2024 Paris Motor Show featured new versions of the C5 Aircross and the Ami.
Of the six official Citroën DS entered in the 1970 London-Mexico rally, it is the only one that has survived.
An American edition of Rétromobile will take place next year at a yet to be named date and US-based location.
It is not the Mme Michelin Traction 15-6 Cabriolet but it was originally owned by the Michelin family.
DS Automobiles plans to renew its range with three new models, including a new “flagship” large electric sedan with a range of 700 kilometres.
Is this a design that Robert Opron would approve if he were alive today?
For the 6th year Rick Dehean and Katty Smismans hosted their Peace & Love Rendezvous at St-Alphonse-Rodriguez, QC.
Jeff Lane brought the Cogolin 2CV from the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville.
A barn find collection of almost 100 Citroëns will be sold by Hôtel des Ventes de La Seine in France on Sept. 28, 2024.
The 25th Bastille Day Rally Tour of New York City was held on July 14 with Citroëns parading through Manhattan for what has become an annual Bastille Day celebration.
We headed out on a 2.5 hour drive that took us along some of Southern Ontario’s nicest country back-roads.
Horse power is not required for enjoyment, but a decent heater would be nice!
There’s a lot going on in the Citroën scene in Germany this year!
The star of the show from a Citroën standpoint was a 1971 Ami M35 Prototype recently imported from Europe and owned by Bruce Ehrman.
The annual motor show in Geneva, Switzerland, is coming to a close after more than a century.
You can experience this retrospective expression of dedication and passion elevating the automobile to an art form until May 11, 2025.
We took a 90 minute drive on the scenic backroads of the Niagara escarpment going from Milton to Ancaster.
This year’s Citroëns @ Carlisle had a special focus on the 50-year anniversary of the CX.
It was truly an awesome sight — Tractions everywhere in 4 large parking lots as well as lining all along the roads to them.
While some cars appear to be in pristine condition, and others obvious ‘projects’, many may look good at first glance, but have issues.
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