Bentley vs Citroën
A cute 47 second video by Pedro Vaz Bravo comparing a Bentley to a 2CV.
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Whimsy and a Prayer
“Whimsy” the famous 2CV Artcar has found a new home in Toronto.
Traction Avant Portuguese Performance Homage
Rally enthusiast João de Lacerda became aware of a 15-6 tweaked for performance by Philippe Rochat. João’s grandson decided to re-create it in their honour.
Were 200 2CVs Really Given Away in 1990?
When the Citroën factory in Mangualde, Portugal stopped producing the 2CV in 1990 were approximately 200 2CVs donated to the staff as gifts?
Paying Homage to the 2CV — 30 Years On…
The Citroën 2CV (affectionately called the “Deux Cheveaux”, “Tin We look, 30 years after it ceased production at the 2CV — designed especially for the general public at a time when the automobile was still a luxury object
Citroën Classic Club of Portugal to Host Conferences on Citroën History
If you are planning a trip to Portugal next year, you might want to book around these 3 dates where the Citroën Classic Club of Portugal has just announced their program to commemorate Citroëns 100th anniversary. They will host a set of three conferences in partnership with the National …
Well, look at what we have here!
It would seem that the workers in the Citroën factory workers in Mangualde, (central Portugal) have a lasting fondness for the 2CV. And no wonder, it’s the last place they were or made. The last one rolled off the almost fully manual assembly line there on July 27, 1990. A …
Dual Anniversary Celebrations at the Portugal 22nd International Citroën 2CV Meeting
30 years after the first meeting in Portugal, the friends of the 2CV have returned to the 22nd International Citroën 2CV meeting in Ericeira, the Portuguese city near the capital Lisbon, to celebrate the legendary and popular Citroën model. The very last 2CV rolled off the production line on July …
It’s Been 25 Years Since 2CV Production Ceased
The last Citroën 2CV, known as the “Tin Snail” for its distinctive shape and lackluster power, rolled off the production line at the company’s plant in Mangualde, Portugal at four o’clock on the afternoon of July 27, 1990. Since its debut in 1948, a total of 5,114,959 2CVs had been …