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An analog vehicle represents genuine sovereignty. Simple mechanical linkages, serviceable components, and zero tether to a corporate cloud.
The book explores the visual development of the logo, its application on vehicles, dealership facilities, advertising material and press publications.
As it is generally thought that all 3.0L SMs had automatic transmissions, we asked Chris Dubuque to clarify.
We are saddened to announce the passing of Bruce Elsegood, past president of Citroën Car Club New South Wales.
The GS reflects a zenith in Citroën design, engineering and packaging.
Citroën is hoping that people who want to acquire one of the 1000 copies will pay 10,490 euros and go to the brand’s website on June 20, 2023.
Getting together with members again, having a great drive, tasty food and a rich education about Canadian Automotive history made for a perfect spring outing.
There has never been a finer highway cruiser. This has to be one of the best CXs anywhere!
The Oltcit was created by Citroën several years before the Visa. It was supposed to be the 5-door successor to the Ami 8 and Ami Super
With a turnout of between 4,000 and 5,000 2CVs, serious measures were taken to accommodate the crowd.
We now know that Jean Béliveau was a spokesperson for Citroën Canada as early as 1968 and the Montreal Canadians DS was a 1968 model.
This year was special as it was the first time organized by Paul Anderson who has taken over Brad Nauss Automotive.
The body is entirely made of fruit wood — and it is road legal!
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