GS Birotor – A Rare Citroën Indeed
A look into the 1970s experimental/limited-production version of the GS fitted with a twin-rotor Wankel engine.
The Original Ami — A Crucial Bridge in Citroën Generations
In total, more than 1,840,396 Amis were manufactured over the model’s production run.
50 Years ago: The Citroën SM – The “Concorde of the Road”
It embodied not just speed and luxury, but also a poetic confidence in technology, design, and the future.
The Case of the Mysterious DS Model
Undoubtedly very expensive to create, since they were 100% hand made by craftsmen in Citroën’s design studio, very few were made.
New Book – Henry de Ségur Lauve & Citroën
“Henry De Ségur Lauve — An American designer in Paris” is a particularly suitable read for North American Citroënistes.
Jay Leno praises his Panhard 24 BT
Jay is most impressed with his Panhard 24 BT, and shows off some it cool features such as the exposed four-corner drum brakes that are bolted directly to the wheel rims.