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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.
Tavares stated; “The red carpet is rolled out for Chinese manufacturers in Europe, and that’s not how we’re welcomed in China.”
John Chassin in Chicago has owned this DS for the past 48 years…
Rain was encountered in the morning, but that only made for about a 45-minute portion of the drive and actually as enjoyable as the sun-filled afternoon.
Caselani has taken inspiration from the 2CV Fourgonnette to collaborate with Citroën and create a retro Berlingo-based model.
If you’re into original cars, there just can’t be many left as honest and well-loved as this example.
At the Bonhams Auction Zoute Sale in Belgium on October 9, three interesting Citroëns crossed the block and proved that the market is still strong.
Excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition. Left-hand drive model imported from Japan at the beginning of 2022.
Listed in the Parts for Sale section as it presently not running, this 2CV can be repaired and put back on the road.
Last week Hagerty published an article by Eric Weiner who had the opportunity to immerse himself in a 1961 Citroën DS19 and a current Tesla Model 3.
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