Category: Citroën

POISSY, France (May 22, 2026) – As part of Stellantis’ FaSTLAne strategic plan, Citroën has officially confirmed the integration of a new model into its product line-up, which will capture the spirit of the legendary 2CV Designed to make mobility accessible to all, the Citroën 2 CV transformed everyday life with an approach centered on simplicity, ingenuity and comfort. In a world once again searching for more accessible and meaningful mobility solutions, everything that made the 2 CV unique feels more relevant than ever. With this new model, Citroën will reinterpret that philosophy for a new generation. Continue reading

POISSY, France (April 10, 2026) – Today marks the 50th anniversary of 2CV Spot, a vehicle which marks a turning point in the brand’s history as the first limited edition ever launched by Citroën. Continue reading

POISSY, France (January 15, 2026) – Citroën Celebrates 50 Years of Rétromobile with a Bold Showcase of Design and Heritage. For its participation in the Rétromobile Show, Citroën invites the public to (re)discover its history through a stand dedicated to design, creativity, and boldness, featuring six concept cars. This display illustrates the Brand’s enduring commitment since 1919: making mobility accessible to as many people as possible through useful, innovative technologies focused on comfort. Continue reading

CHANTILLY, France (September 12, 2024) – A partner of Chantilly Arts & Elegance from its beginning in 2014, DS Automobiles is introducing SM TRIBUTE on the tenth anniversary of the concours held in the French gardens of the Château de Chantilly. Continue reading

Vive la différence! With reportedly only 30 Citroën CXs brought into the US by the importer CXA in 1987 (three of which were Flortine Red in the longer wheelbase Prestige trim), it is unlikely you’ll pass another one on the way to market. Its sleek, low-drag design (a Cx of .36, lending to its nameplate) was something of a revolution for a saloon car, as was its Hydropneumatic suspension. The futuristic elements carried through to the interior where you’ll otherwise find Belle Époque comfort. If you have a taste for the out-of-the ordinary, this is certainly worth a look but best owned by someone with reasonable access to parts and service. Find it here for a fair $21,000 and while you’re there be sure to check out the 40,000-mile, one-owner Bertone (Fiat) X1/9.