Citroën Recognition In Touggourt Algeria
This monument commemorates the first Trans Sahara crossing with Citroëns in December 1922 and January 1923.















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This monument commemorates the first Trans Sahara crossing with Citroëns in December 1922 and January 1923.
If there was any fear in ploughing fresh ground, it was not in the heads of Mike Ormiston or Karl Petersen when they began this project.
Effective November 2, 2026, Sandeep Bhambra is appointed Head of Design for the Citroën and DS Automobiles.
Jerome Wassenaar spent the past four years working on his dream project: making a book about the 2CV subculture.
The brand has now released the design sketches created during the development process.
This Countach appeared in a Citroën TV commercial for their BX GTi 16S.
Citrovisie has just released 3 new books about Citroën and 1 book written by Henri-Jacques Citroën.
A good rust-free Acadiane, latest series 602cc engine with double barrel carburetor, 4-speed gearbox, front …
The famed American aviator and explorer of the 20th century is particularly known for his expeditions to the polar regions where he discovered unknown territories and advanced scientific knowledge.
The interior and paint is entirely original, tires are new. The engine and hydraulics have been rebuilt and the little niggles have been mostly worked out.
100 years after André Citroën’s Croisière Noire, the Croisière Verte has successfully crossed the African continent, this time in four ë-Ami 100% electric vehicles.
Two DS’, two SMs and a Méhari will cross the auction block in two auctions.
There are few enticing Citroën related items on offer…
Full frame off restoration in France and shipped to the US a few years ago.
Stepping off the aircraft at Charles De Gaulle airport near Paris the first thing I saw was the Concorde. That was the moment I knew I was in for a truly first-class Rétromobile experience!
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