A Look at a Rare 1964 ID19 Prestige AEAT
To maintain roof strength, a sturdy surround frame was built onto which the high-quality fabric roof was attached.
Hommage to the H-Van
They were innovative — the first mass-produced van with front-wheel drive and virtues to success such as simple design and robust engineering.
Contemporary Renderings of 3 Classic Citroëns
They would be distinct to the mass of homogenous cars on our roads today
Even if your are six and a half feet tall — the DS a very comfortable ride
A tall Englishman gets behind the wheel of a 1962 DS19 to see just how comfy it might be, and to judge a ‘very different drive’.
2CV Inspired Chariot to Debut in the Movie ‘Astérix & Obélix: The Middle Kingdom’
The design team at Citroën were involved in this project from the very onset creating a reinterpretation of the 2CV.
Citroën Oli Receives ‘Green Hero’ Award from Electrifying.com
Oli is Citroën’s laboratory on wheels that demonstrates sustainable and affordable alternatives to conventional automotive design.
Citroën DS vs The Black Panther Ferrari Police Car
Insight into how Armando Spatafora became a noted Italian police officer who chased many criminals, some driving Citroën DS, in a Black Ferrari 250 GT/E.
Citroën DS Spotted in Toronto Archive Photos
It was a fun effort and nice to now know just where these two photos were taken.
Citroën SM appears on the banks of Lake St. Cassien
Some forgotten and sometimes surprising wrecks, like this Citroën SM, were discovered a few meters from the old shore.
2CV Fest at Spa-Francorchamps
The last weekend of October 2022 saw a convergence of air-cooled Citroens and many one-off variations at Spa-Francorchamps for the 24H2CV.
Citroën and Panhard Restoration Candidates Abound at the Pierre Minard Auction
Nearly 100 vintage Citroens and other French marques that Pierre Minard, a former mechanic in the town of Breteuil, acquired throughout his life were offered without reserve.
How Dik Bolger Got Reunited with his 2CV Artcar
Mike Mullen appeared at the 2020 Eyes on Design show in Detroit with his 2CV sporting a hippie paint job.
In Memoriam – Norma Cowden (Sept. 14, 1920 – Oct. 12, 2022)
Norma had a long and adventurous life in her 102 years.
The Citroën Eye
Do you know what the overall controlling force is behind our living cars?
Salon Époqu’Auto Auction to Feature Two Rare Citroëns
A 1938 Traction Avant 11BL Cabriolet Renard & Bec and a 1960 DS 19 Cabriolet La Croisette Type III by Henri Chapron.
Connoisseur Citroëns at l’Aventure Peugeot-Citroen-DS Auction
Some very interesting Citroëns (and Peugeots) are on the block at the at the Aguttes auction.
Caselani Offers a Citroën Berlingo Transformation with a 2CV Truckette Theme
Caselani has taken inspiration from the 2CV Fourgonnette to collaborate with Citroën and create a retro Berlingo-based model.
Prices Hold at Premium for DS Cabriolet and “Special” 2CVs
At the Bonhams Auction Zoute Sale in Belgium on October 9, three interesting Citroëns crossed the block and proved that the market is still strong.
DS Modernism Spans Generations
Last week Hagerty published an article by Eric Weiner who had the opportunity to immerse himself in a 1961 Citroën DS19 and a current Tesla Model 3.
Argentines to replicate 100 years later, André Citroën’s journey through the Sahara
The plan is to travel 3,100kms starting from Algiers to the distant Tamanrasset, city of the Sahara desert, passing through mythical Touggourt, door of the Algerian desert.
3D Visualization of a 2CV Clutch
You will find it not only a great way to understand how the clutch engages but how the whole assembly is constructed and installed.
Oli Leak or Pure Coincidence?
We can’t help but notice the similarity in design of VW’s GEN.TRAVEL concept, especially the vertical windshield offset back in a manner almost identical to the Oli.
SM Espace
Hagerty has provided information about the Espace in an excellent article titled “Why Citroen’s radical T-Top Espace never took flight”.
Location of the Citroën Detroit Office in 1928
They were in the process of, and were always continuously in the process of tinkering to use American components,