Traction Avant Gazogène Coal Gas Burners Storm Pebble Beach
At this year’s Pebble Beach Concours, two Citroën Traction Avants, adapated to run with Gasification, were on display.
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Canadian DS Cabrio up for Auction Again
Auctioned by RM | Sotheby’s in Monterey during Pebble Beach. This one a 1970 Citroën DS21 Décapotable.
Gooding & Company to Sell Mullin Automotive Museum 2CV at Pebble Beach
Currently part of the Mullin Automotive Museum collection, it has had only two owners and shows 10,000 original kilometers on the odometer.
Challenger Motors Traction 11BL at Pebble Beach Auction
A rare yet familiar Traction Avant will be on the block at the Gooding & Company auction held at Pebble Beach on August 13 and 14, 2021.
Rare Citroën and Tatra to be Auctioned at Pebble Beach
A rare Citroën and a Tatra at Pebble Beach auction.
Five Citroëns to be Auctioned at Pebble Beach
Gooding & Company, the official auction house of the world‑renowned Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, and the only auction held within the gates of the famed 17‑Mile Drive, attracts leading international collectors. This year, on August 24 & 25, with Citroën the featured as the featured marque at Pebble Beach, five …
USA Tour – Traction Style!
Citroëvie member Gary Magwood from Belleville Ontario has been on an adventurous trek with his 1955 Traction Avant 11BL, driving on blue and red highways (no Interstates if possible) from Belleville all the way to the Amelia Island Concours, in Florida, and then on down the East coast to meet …
1973 Citroën SM sells for $99K at Pebble Beach
Finally, – SM values are finally on the rise! This 1973 5-speed sold for $90K + 10% buyers premium at the Gooding & Company Auction at Pebble Beach. And that’s USD! A rather staggering sum considering that it was a US spec version that had the generally non-preferred 4 North …
Staggering Record Prices for Cars Sold at Auction
Records were shattered in Monterey on Saturday August 18, with a Ferrari 275 GTB/4*S hitting an astonishing $27.5 million, (including buyer’s premium). Why was the price paid so high? One reason was that the full sale price was benefiting various charities. Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll, who developed Tommy Hilfiger …