DIVINE DESIGN, CITROËN DS AND ID 1955 – 1975 Book Review
A comprehensive and incredibly well-complied perspective of the DS and the avant-garde approach that Citroën took in development and marketing.
A comprehensive and incredibly well-complied perspective of the DS and the avant-garde approach that Citroën took in development and marketing.
Nigel Wild, a noted long time Citroên enthusiast in the UK and regular contributor to the Citroënian, recently wrote an excellent synopsis of Citroën since it was absorbed by Peugeot in 1974.
Julian Marsh’s website — Citroenet.org.uk is the defacto go to for reference of the double chevron brand.
C6 owners are discovering that the C5 is a better drive, quicker and more economical.
Participants were offered an unforgettable experience of unspoilt nature and to experience their SMs’ virtues on some of the finest driving roads in Europe.
Publisher Citrovisie is offering an English translation of the book “Citroën CX, aerodynamic elegance”. Over the years, the CX book has become the de-facto resource publication for the CX.
Two new books covering the Citroën BX will be available in 2021.
In light of Linda Jackson’s new role in Groupe PSA defining brand differentiation, Julian Marsh at Citroënet has sent a letter to her with suggestions as to how Citroën should be positioned going forward.
Marc Stabèl has just released a new and revised international version of his acclaimed book on the Citroën GS and GSA. In the two years since it was published in Dutch, a lot of new information and photographs have come to light and the book has been extensively revised and …
The art editor Robert Delpire passed away on September 26, 2017 at the age of 91 after a 70 year career. In 1950, while studying medicine, he transformed the journal de la Maison de la médicine into a high quality, luxury magazine which was funded by pharmaceutical companies. With some …
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