Strong Citroën Presence at Autoclassica Argentina 2025
The Citroën Club Buenos Aires displayed a variety of historic models.
The Citroën Club Buenos Aires displayed a variety of historic models.
It was not until 1989, with the presentation of the XM, that we would again see a Citroën with a six-cylinder engine under the hood.
State-of-the-art electrification to the DS achieves charging time and range that is practical, while delivering an overall driving experience that is arguably better than contemporary EVs.
The automotive press hailed it as a revolution on four wheels, praising its innovative design and technology.
On a fall day with warm sunny weather, windows down and in some cases roofs back, the convoy ventured northeast of Toronto.
He was a brilliant inventor, responsible for the development of high-pressure hydraulics for various design solutions at Citroën.
A well sorted example can make importation an affordable option.
140 pages are packed with information on every model made as well the evolution to current iterations
Citroën Autoclub Canada held a ‘Mini Rendezvous’ at Green Lake in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia August 21-24th.
It appeared for sale in the Mecum auction on Thursday, August 14, 2025 selling for a mere $15,980 USD!
Chris Dubuque has made another in-depth research effort regarding the history of Citroën in the USA and Canada.
Gooding Christie’s will be offering this Cabriolet at their Pebble Beach Auction on August 15, 2025.
It was purchased by Greg Long from Harrah’s Auto Collection in 2004 and then it sold at a world record price of $66,000 US in 2012 during Retromobile in Paris.
It once resided in the collection of the late Peter Mullin at the Mullin Automotive Museum in Oxnard, CA.
Undoubtedly very expensive to create, since they were 100% hand made by craftsmen in Citroën’s design studio, very few were made.
Once again a memorable event, made even more so by spontaneity!
Citroën AutoClub Canada returned to the capital city of British Columbia after 35 years!
Before flying home from Milan, I learned that 80 cars from the well-known, but now-closed firm of Carrozzeria Bertone were on exhibition in Volandia Museo.
Many advised us to just ship it the 3,000 odd miles from Montreal to Marina Del Rey. The car only had 41,000 miles — so why tempt fate by driving it so far?
It saw me through my student days, and in my previous ten-year ownership I drove her to the south of France, navigated through snowstorms, and she even survived being stolen.
She wanted to find her little gem that she called Jellybean and be able to own it again. Happily she has!
We applaud the efforts made by the Rendezvous chauffeurs; Bill Blaufuss, Dave & Jamie Burnham, Jon Chomitz, Michaela Hellman and Tim Kinnel, in organizing the event.
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