Citroën GS Brilliance
The GS reflects a zenith in Citroën design, engineering and packaging.
The GS reflects a zenith in Citroën design, engineering and packaging.
This year there are 4 very interesting Citroëns on offer in Hagerty’s Broad Arrow “Quail Auction” as well as a rare Avions Vosin being sold by Gooding Christie’s.
One of our Citroënvie members saw a Peugeot 504 Coupe online and thought he would inquire about it. He got suspicious, and put me on to it.
The smoke had cleared, and the moderate temperature, along with the scattered cloud sky, made for a perfect driving day.
The “single-bolt / single-nut” wheel arrangement was essentially a Citroën-specific feature of the DS/ID range:
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.
It has a full adaptation of the running gear which incorporates exclusive hydro-pneumatic suspension. Or does it?
Quentin Hinzelin is a Citroën saviour—at least, he hopes to be.
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.
My goal remains to have the project completed before September 30.
Like GM/Chevrolet, Citroën jumped into the deep end of Wankel waters, but took a more cautious approach.
Citroën initially planned to build 500 M35 prototypes. The final total was far lower for several important reasons
It all started two weeks ago at the 50th Annual Citroën Rendezvous in Malta, New York.
Alan was the proud owner of a 1984 2CV done in a white “France 3” tribute theme.
Rendezvous on the east coast of the USA celebrated its 50th anniversary this year with an event that extended an extra day.
Ninety-five people in about forty-five vehicles attended the event organized by the San Francisco Citroën Car Club.
Citroën announced today that it is joining forces with Omar Sy to promote the brand and for the duration of the campaign, Citroën becomes “Sytroën.”
This DS 21 Cabriolet ended up in a harbor in France — or did it?
Last week Jérôme Elion in Philadelphia ventured into his grandfather’s attic and came across this gem.
Just like the first volume, Part 2 is once again a unique book full of never-before-published information and images.
Despite the soggy weather, It still turned out the be a fun day. Certainly not too hot and we weren’t baking in the sun!
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