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.
The craftsman is 83 years old and lives in the the Mauricie region of Quebec.
The builder — Alexandre Danton (Danton Arts Kustoms) in Lyon France, likes to go ‘brutalist mutant’ with his creations.
A group of 8 people wanting to discover the beautiful landscape of Northeastern Québec and Labrador will pile into 4 2CVs for the trip.
A great running, rust free, Traction.
Overall it is in good driver condition. Runs well. Hydraulics shifting and braking all good. 123 electronic ignition installed. New battery.
A good, solid running SM. 5-speed. Euro headlights.
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!
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