Finally — Time for Brand Reckoning at Stellantis?
The decisions made will shape not only the fate of several historic brands, but also Stellantis’ ability to remain competitive in an increasingly crowded market.















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The decisions made will shape not only the fate of several historic brands, but also Stellantis’ ability to remain competitive in an increasingly crowded market.
The number 13 was largely eliminated in motor racing, particularly in European Grand Prix and subsequently Formula One, starting in 1926.
The C6 was targeted at a clientele who displayed a certain degree of social success.
This year’s show is themed “Driven by Choice” and features over 45 automotive brands showcasing more than 650 vehicles.
When we look at this car, it is impossible not to make a comparison with a 2CV from the same year, and that is when we notice some distinctive signs of evolution.
Kees and Jacobine Kamp recently completed the grueling 12 stages of the 2022 Dakar Classic in their 1985 Citroën CX Pallas.
With winter raging on in Canada and the Northern USA states, we felt it fitting to celebrate the whiteness by taking a drive with Etienne Musslin
The Osenat auction house held a most interesting online bidding opportunity in January.
Production of the C1 has ended at the Kolin factory in the Czech Republic, leaving it solely for the Toyota version of the car, the Aygo.
It is a 5-speed with a European front and back end, but will someone be willing to pay $50K US or more + buyers premium for this one?
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares stated some plain and refreshing truth this week about the automotive industry’s move to electrification.
This ultimate DS is a collector piece acquired from the Citromuseum in Castellane France in 2014. Before being acquired by the museum, it had only one original owner, in South of France.
Today we received the sad news from our friends in Quebec that Claude Guillot has passed away.
We don’t normally stray from Citroën related topics on Citroënvie, but this exceptional creation by Richard Tupper of Gardena CA is too cool not to mention.
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