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Citroën Cars
Founded in 1919 by André Citroën, Citroën had built his fortune on making armaments and for application of double helical gears (hence the chevron badge). From dull but cheap cars, Citroen went to the revolutionary 'Traction Avant' in 1934, which bankrupted the company and forced a takeover by Michelin tyres. Citroen bought into Panhard from 1955 to 1968 before closing it. Continuing revolutionary designs including the DS, SM and a Wankel-engined car caused Citroën to fall and ended up in the hands of Peugeot to create PSA Peugeot Citroën for 1976
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Citroen ID19 1963 - badge on bonnet. French-built cars did not have a 'Citroen' badge on.
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Citroen Light 15 1949 - badgeon bootlid. Only British-built Citroens ha a 'Citroen' badge on.
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Citroën 10 HP Type B12
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Citroën 10 HP Type B12. The B12 was launched in 1926, probably the first car to have an all steel body. It also had four wheel brakes, and a 1425cc engine. This body is the 4-door Torpedo.
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Citroën 10 HP Type B12.
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Citroen Ami 6
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Citroen Ami 8
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Citroen Bijou
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Citroën 2CV 'Deux Chevaux'
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Citroen BX
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Citroën CX
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Citroën DS19, DS21, DS23
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Citroen GS and GSA
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Citroën ID, D Spécial, D Super
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Citroen M35 Wankel Coupe
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Citroën SM
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Citroen Dyane
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Citroën 'Traction Avant'
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Citroën Cars Slough (UK)
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Designer : Flaminio Bertoni
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Designer: Robert Opron
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Panhard Cars
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Peugoet Cars
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Talbot Cars (PSA)
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