What to do if you scrunch your DS
Why — climb on the roof for a photo op of course!
Why — climb on the roof for a photo op of course!
Insight into how Armando Spatafora became a noted Italian police officer who chased many criminals, some driving Citroën DS, in a Black Ferrari 250 GT/E.
It was a fun effort and nice to now know just where these two photos were taken.
We knew that an A series Citroën would make the list, but we were pleasantly surprised to see that the folks at Top Gear have embraced the Méhari.
Not only does Ravi nicely encapsulate the history and innovation of the DS, but at the end he mentions the half dozen or so that were in the country in the 1970s.
A trial drive around the block convinced me that no way would this worn out machine get me back home.
Two cities in France are vying for a an opportunity to be the location of a new museum that will bring together Peugeot, Citroën and DS brand’s entire collection.
I recall feeling awful as I walked down to where the family was joyfully still poring over their next car, but the truth could not be ignored. As gently as I could, I asked him to join me in the workshop.
A DS so transformed by American hot rod cultists, that those who who genuinely appreciate a DS want to reach out to an Exorcist.
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