In Memoriam – Bill Stevenson; Aug. 24, 1946 – Sept. 4, 2023
We pay tribute to Bill with the profile of him that we ran back in the Fall of 2013 on the 20th anniversary of his “Whimsy” 2CV.
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Join CitroënvieWe pay tribute to Bill with the profile of him that we ran back in the Fall of 2013 on the 20th anniversary of his “Whimsy” 2CV.
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.
A running car was an important criteria, and Little Alien just made the cut.
“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.“
Claudia Schneider owns the DS and and the CX that is on display and sent us these lovely pictures.
Ariel was a car enthusiast for most of his life and was renowned in the Citroën community, especially on the East Coast of the USA.
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.
C6 owners are discovering that the C5 is a better drive, quicker and more economical.
Daimler Chrysler’s Composite Concept Vehicle (CCV) was their take on a what a next-generation 2CV destined for the Asian market might be.
In the classic car market, no sooner than one site gets identified as a scam and goes off-line, another pops up in its place.
Stellantis shocked the classic car community in France by announcing that it has decided to not be present at Retromobile 2024.
Xavier Crespin has left as Managing Director of Le Conservatoire Citroën after 7 years, and Loïc de la Roche has succeeded him.
David LaChance tells of putting trepidation behind him and venturing forth from Vermont to the coast of Maine.
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