Alice Fergusson
Alice Fergusson left an enduring mark on Canadian motorsport, establishing herself as a legend in the history of auto racing.















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Alice Fergusson left an enduring mark on Canadian motorsport, establishing herself as a legend in the history of auto racing.
Epstein possessed a little french flair that was worth taking…
Meet the Fallegger Citroën Ami 6 Aerosport — in this case a one-off created in Switzerland in 2021. But what is “Ami” about it?
It feels as though we’re edging toward a car that can be safety-certified reasonably soon.
By Chris Dubuque…. Mark Krahn from British Columbia was curious if I knew anything about the manufacturer of the trailer hitch that he installed on his two DS’s. All that …
Mr. Pentti H. Aaltio felt that building a station wagon with durable Traction Avant mechanicals could have potential for a production run of such vehicles.
For those not able to physically attend the event at the Snetterton Circuit, follow the live stream video on your mobile device or computer.
This collection of high quality remastered footage from the dawn of film shows the Belle Époque-era of Paris from 1896-1900.
Peter and Eric placed 51st overall out of 105 finishers. But really wasn’t about the finish position — it was about the ride!
Right-hand drive as it was originally sold in England. Very pretty car draws smiles and comments wherever she goes.
This is one of the Citroën DS cars used in the X-Men movie, Days of Future Past.
Jay is most impressed with his Panhard 24 BT, and shows off some it cool features such as the exposed four-corner drum brakes that are bolted directly to the wheel rims.
Patty shipped her 1962 2CV to Europe where she and her girlfriend, both used to 2CV driving on the flat-land of Florida, had to deal with Swiss mountain passes.
Known to colleagues as PJB, he directed Citroën as a vice-president and as chairman from 1935 until his death in a car accident.
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