Citroën Shows Their Next Generation 2CV Concept at the Paris Motor Show
Embodying the core values that have always defined the 2CV: affordability, lightness, practicality, versatility and distinctive character.















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Embodying the core values that have always defined the 2CV: affordability, lightness, practicality, versatility and distinctive character.
Citroen shows a 2 CV concept, faithful to the spirit of the original yet designed for tomorrow: fully electric, to be made in Europe with a target price of €15,000.
The so-called Montana loophole was a tax evasion practice where California residents created shell companies.
Quite a clever marketing approach to entice Parisians crammed into the Paris Metro to invest in upward mobility!
Ordered by a couple to travel with their entire family, it was converted into a genuine two-level traveling home.
Details include; lower body trim, Marchal auxiliary lamps, power windows and a Jaeger instrument cluster.
And you can install them at home with engine in the car. But expect some challenges.
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!
What’s more is that ironically there is a link to Amherst College in MA, where the only USA ICCCR (International Citroën Car Club Rally) was held in in 2002.
I’m interested in buying a 2CV Truckette located within the continental U.S
Marrs Automotive has emerged as a mecca for Citroën owners whether they require work on an SM or the refurbishment of a 2CV.
An all original and correct Citroën in stunning condition.
An all original and correct Citroën in stunning condition.
On May 1, 1923 two young men, Messers W.J. Phipps and J. Seery departed Fremantle and arrived in Adelaide on May 14, 1923 in their 7.5 HP ‘Baby’ Citroën.
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