Citroën becomes “Sytroën” — for a while at least
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.”















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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.
The goal was to broaden the offering by truly adapting it to the needs of people with reduced mobility.
We are pleased to show this unique collector’s item — the first Citroën BX 4TC Integrale manufactured for the 1986 Group B Rally.
A historic French record of 3,368 cars were present from May 14th to 16th in Villiers-sur-Loir, Vendômois.
Luckily the insurance company did payout on the policy for the SM, but only for the insured value of the car.
Literally everything is new except the base 2CV chassis which has been galvanized and the 1981 602cc engine/transmission/disc brakes and license plates.
Postponed from 2021 due to the Covid pandemic, it was finally held from July 25 – 30, 2023, in the Délemont region of Switzerland.
I thought that I ought to remove the cylinder head after doing a compression test.
Vincent Beyaert describes the production and development of the 2CV assembled at the Forest plant in Belgium.
Chris Bronkhorst in The Netherlands has published a book that focuses on the design of the DS.
And if theses don’t make you want to open your wallet, we have a lead on a lovely 1964 DS Cabriolet…
Had Citroën operated in the manner Tesla has, the DS would have lasted about as long as the Edsel.
The Méhari found use with the police, customs, airports, racecourses, shopkeepers, craftsmen and private individuals.
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