The First Six-cylinder Car from Citroën: AC6 (1928 – 1932)
The C6 was targeted at a clientele who displayed a certain degree of social success.















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The C6 was targeted at a clientele who displayed a certain degree of social success.
This year’s show is themed “Driven by Choice” and features over 45 automotive brands showcasing more than 650 vehicles.
When we look at this car, it is impossible not to make a comparison with a 2CV from the same year, and that is when we notice some distinctive signs of evolution.
It promises to be a memorable experience for those who have never sat in the lounge-like interior of the DS.
By autumn 1937, the design office at Citroën completed the first rolling prototype of a new utility vehicle which was unlike anything seen before.
Citroën utilized plastic optical fiber to send light from the dashboard cluster to the ignition switch keyhole.
This exceptional barn find includes a wide range of 2CV models, from the early models to the later ones.
Robert Opron was not a man of the grand stage and always avoided the spotlight.
Bob Deimert’s worldwide reputation as a genius at restoring “warbirds” enabled him to finance his dreams.
This Citroën ZX Rally Raid, number C05, debuted as car number 201 at the 1990 Pharaohs Rally, piloted by 1981 World Rally Champion and four-time Paris-Dakar Rally winner Ari Vatanen.
Additional models will be launched as part of a plan to be “daring and shocking”.
The SFRCCC have announced a new slate of officers voted-in to take over the Club’s stewardship.
A lot of money has been spent, way more than the asking price, as you can probably guess if you know a little bit about restoring this kind of car to high standards.
Gabriel Orozco’s “Politécnico Nacional” exhibit is on until August 3, 2025 at Museo Jumex in Mexico City.
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