Can Citroën's new electric city car truly capture the essence of the iconic 2CV?

Citro n originally built its 2CV as a work vehicle capable of putting around the farm and field while still being useful on the cobbled streets. However, French workers in Northern Africa required a ...

Yeah, that pose above depicting a Citroen 2CV raising dirt like a pro rally car looks like some Photoshop trickery, since the original car was powered by a 9 hp engine. However, this one has two and ...

The legendary name returns in October at the Paris Motor Show.

Citroen has confirmed it is bringing back the iconic 2CV as an electric vehicle (EV) targeted at the European market. The ...

Called the "BiBip 2 Dakar," this twin-engined 1963 2CV is the brainchild of Stephane Wimez, a man who's company produces original parts for these iconic French all-rounders. After the war, Citroën was ...

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Car engines loaded in motorcycle frames is one thing we run into quite often, but the other way around is a rather rare treat for those in love with one-off, custom vehicles. However, if you're a ...

I'm used to seeing old Citroëns lean way over into turns, but here's a "2CV Speciale" rally car that gets delightfully sideways instead. It's a car worthy of many, many giggles at how delightfully ...

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On October 8th, 1948, the Citroën 2CV debuted at the Paris Motor Show to an unimpressed crowd. One American purportedly remarked upon its reveal, “Does it come with a can-opener?” Meanwhile, a ...

Formula 1 and most other forms of professional motorsport have almost become too good. The faster, more reliable, and more capable race cars get, the less exciting they can be to watch—which is why ...