Citroën’s XM — Still Distinctive 35 Years On…
We have long had a soft spot for Citroën’s iconic model in North America.
We have long had a soft spot for Citroën’s iconic model in North America.
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.
Another example of the sorry state of journalism where people take an article published elsewhere and digest out of it only enough bits to spin a sensational and inaccurate story.
Produced by two Dutch filmmakers, Project S, reflects on the creation of the SM and the power of good design.
“Have a look at this – “Royal Family” it says but which one?
Its not clear what their ultimate objective is, but they do get it running, after a fashion.
Citroën toyed with offering a modernized version of the 2CV — as did Chrysler.
Citroën owners there, and even further abroad, are thrilled that capable service is still at hand.
“I’ve kept the car to this day, maintained and restored over the years. I still drive it in the summer, though it now qualifies as an antique.“
It turned into a bit of a demolition derby, with a mere six cars finishing – and Sir Stirling Moss was less than happy with the outcome.
Citroën Autoclub Canada members had the opportunity to visit Miles Nadal’s ‘Dream Car Collection’ in Toronto. It’s the Canadian version of Jay Leno’s Garage – and then some…)
More than 500 are being sold near Feurs in the Loire region of France (west of Lyon).
André Verner completed a video of his car that starts with a look at its pristine underside.
He talks about the Citroëns he has owned, his participation in an Australian RAID and his servicing of Citroëns.
The production C6 was launched in 2005 with a strong resemblance to the C6 Lignage concept.
Back in the early 1960s, Citroën USA made some bold marketing moves. One activity was to give away a DS Break on a popular TV game show.
Donald Osborne gives a thoughtful and respective commentary as to why the Citroën DS is a milestone in automotive engineering and design.
They got together and with the help of Cecil B. Boudrias, produced and submitted this short but super sweet video:
Conor Kavanagh’s DS21 Pallas is a prominent part of an episode called “How This Acid Trip on Wheels Came to Life: The Citroen DS — BTS with DTS”.
1,000 Tractions are expected for the event with registration closing at the end of February 2024.
To explore it, Adventure 2CV took a 4 x 4 Truckette and a talented video crew along for the trip.
This exceptional model of a 2CV was handcrafted over a 5-year period by professional modelmaker Michel Delomosne.
Informative 3D animation illustrating how a 2CV engine is constructed and operates.
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