The Bossaert GT 19; A 2-door DS with an Italian derrière
Flaminio Bertoni’s elegant design is married to a rear created with Italian flair by Frua.
Flaminio Bertoni’s elegant design is married to a rear created with Italian flair by Frua.
To get their readers’ attention they titled the article “In a Just World, Everyone Would Drive a Citroën GS”.
Matteo from #RoadsterLife, who has published videos about the DS, SM, CX, XM and 2CV, paid a fitting tribute to mastery of Flaminio Bertoni.
Extremely controversial in styling, it was the last model that Flaminio Bertoni designed prior to his death in 1964.
Here, for the first time, designer Flaminio Bertoni could express himself fully and alone without interference from anyone else imposing the style of the car.
Driving.ca paired up with George Dyke to shoot a profile of his 1954 Traction Avant 15-6 and discuss the history of the model.
How can so many people have such set opinions on what constitutes “A Real Citroën”? And why do they feel so strongly about it?
In 1964 Citroën released a range of trucks styled by Flaminio Bertoni.
The Citroën the DS was unique in that it achieved the Kamm tail effect without a chopped or up-ticked rear end.
Many long-time Citroënists know the French author Fabien Sabatès. Now, his latest biographical work titled “Bertoni” has been published just in time for Christmas.
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