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Citroen M35 Wankel Coupe
From 1969-71 the M35 is produced, a prototype 2-door fastback coupe made to research the Citroen Wankel engine in 'normal' service with paying customers who do high mileages. Only 267 M35 coupes are made out of an intended 500; they were built by Heuliez. Robert Opron had designed the M35, with obvious similarities to the Ami 8, but in fact few panels were shared between the two models.

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Citroen M35 - badge on grille, the Citroen chevron on a Wankel rotor background
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Citroen M35 171 1970. Based on the Ami 8 design and built by Heulitz, the M35 Coupe offered a testbed for researching Wankel engines. In this case a single rotor 497.5cc Wankel engine rated at 49bhp was fiited.
 Citroen M35 171 1970 rear
Citroen M35 171 1970. Based on the Ami 8 design and built by Heulitz, the M35 Coupe had a body designed by Robert Opron with work by Giret and Harmand
 Citroen M35 front
Citroen M35. Sold in 1970 and 1971 the M35 was based on an Ami 8, although in fact the body was built by Heuliez and has a different chassis, different windscreen and most other panels differ. Under the bonnet was a single rotor 497cc Wankel engine which was rated at 1000cc for taxation. 267 M35 coupes were built out of an intended 500. They used by high mileage customers in order to get research data.
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Citroen M35 171 1970. The M35 is an adaptation of the Ami, and although it looks very similar to the Ami 8, few panels are common.
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Designer: Robert Opron
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Citroen Ami 8
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