The logical follow-on from the iconic Citroën DS was the CX, and it continued Citroën's passion for designs that challenged the market standards of the time. Designed by Robert Opron, a French automotive designer who originally trained as an architect, the sharp angles, covered rear wheels, and a squared-off Kamm tail were the main features of the CX. All steering-column stalk controls were also eliminated in favor of buttons on the steering wheel, making it another design innovation that saw into what would be the future of car design.
Source: info.citroen.co.uk
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