Citroën Dyane: The Forgotten Sister of the 2CV
Middleclassvroom took a Dyane for a drive to experience how it combines simplicity, charm, and ride entertainment.
Middleclassvroom took a Dyane for a drive to experience how it combines simplicity, charm, and ride entertainment.
This exceptional barn find includes a wide range of 2CV models, from the early models to the later ones.
It clamps over the gear shift lever once first gear is engaged,
More than 500 are being sold near Feurs in the Loire region of France (west of Lyon).
David LaChance tells of putting trepidation behind him and venturing forth from Vermont to the coast of Maine.
Andy Haslam discusses the creation of the 2CV and gives a great overview of all the 2CV derivatives.
Although we question their conclusion that the Dyane is “twice the car a 2CV is”, both articles are good reads.
One fact that has not been mentioned in the many obituaries to Ronnie is that he owned a 1968 Citroën Dyane.
In the summer of 1967 Citroën Dyane production started in Rennes, France. The Dyane was Citroën’s answer to the increasingly popular Renault 4 which after its introduction in 1961 had affected 2CV sales. Like the Renault 4, the Dyane was designed from the outset as a four passenger hatchback. It …
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