Citroën’s Rallying History of the SM
Victorious from its Morocco Rally win in 1971, the SM was given a ‘bread van’ look when Citroën’s Competition Department turned to their colleagues in the Experimental Department.
Victorious from its Morocco Rally win in 1971, the SM was given a ‘bread van’ look when Citroën’s Competition Department turned to their colleagues in the Experimental Department.
Hagerty posted a 2CV video they say is an “everything you need to know” Buyer’s Guide, but is way off from being a definitive guide to purchasing one.
Getting the car you purchased in USA is one thing, getting it licensed and on the road is another…
The Citroën Club in of Buenos Aires just published edition 59 of Citroaires with a number of articles worth reading.
There are numerous options available to oil companies. One is to blend biofuels into their product.
How can so many people have such set opinions on what constitutes “A Real Citroën”? And why do they feel so strongly about it?
If you were ever on a forum and came across an insightful post from “Metric” usually in response to a question posed, it was Cater sharing his knowledge willingly.
When your ex-wife takes your life’s work and sells it at an auction.
Here’s the reason we say that if you are buying an SM, buy only the best.
A documentary on the history of Panhard up to the time that Citroën took over in 1967, and the marque was retired from automobile manufacturing.
These books are a testimony to a bygone era and a beautiful legacy of what was undoubtedly the most prosperous period for the double chevron brand.
Top Gear are infatuated with the Ami Electric, and offer quite a bit of insight as to just how practical it is.
There is a core group of 2CV enthusiasts that want to take these ducks to water!
Great insight into two forward thinking front wheel drive accomplishments; the Citroën SM and the Oldsmobile Toronado.
All the legendary Citroën logos feature an illustration of two helical gears, which were patented by André Citroën.
In 1964 Citroën released a range of trucks styled by Flaminio Bertoni.
The history of the Quai de Javel Citroën Factory in Paris.
Chris Dubuque covers the changes and modifications that Citroën made to import the DS model into the USA and Canada.
In October 1980, Citroën presented the 2CV6 Charleston at the Paris motor show.
Pascal Berthelot has introduced two new books thoroughly documenting the Traction Avant from 1934 to 1942.
Exactly 65 years ago, the DS 19 was presented to the public for the first time at the Paris Motor Show and wrote automotive history right from the beginning.
Hagerty just published an excellent account of the development of the TPV.
JAVEL Citroën Specialists in Tokyo, Japan are building classic Citroëns to a new standard.
Here’s what must have been a major cut and weld effort to downsize and fit on a VW Beetle pan.
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