Images Courtesy of Artcurial Auction House With the Visa 1000 Pistes, Citroën successfully won the World Rally Championship's junior...

The Citroën BX 4TC was built to contest Group B rallying. Sixty-two examples were eventually built. Power was from a 2,141cc dual overhead

From 1969-1971, the Citroën M35 was produced. It was a prototype 2-door fastback coupe made to research the Citroën Wankel engine in...

At the Geneva Motor Show, Bertone presented an unusual body built on a production platform from the front-wheel drive Citroën GS...

The 1973 Citroën SM Group 5 Prototype was a short wheelbase “bread van” rally version of the SM. The Maserati V6 was tuned to produce...

In 1973, Heuliez proposed these two designs for a buggy using the underpinnings of the GS. It's unclear where this concept ended up....

The logical follow-on from the iconic Citroën DS was the CX, and it continued Citroën's passion for designs that challenged the market...

The Citroën Karin was a concept car presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1980. The car was built in collaboration with Carrozeria...

Fuel economy world record set by the Colani 2CV (based on the French Citroën 2CV, 1.7 liters for 100 km with the original 2CV engine and...

The Citroën Xenia was a concept car built in 1981 by Coggiola. The fashion in the early eighties was for motor manufacturers to display...

Angular shaping remained a strong design theme in the Citroën BX which was manufactured from 1982 until 1993. It was designed by Marcello...

This wacky build is a customised 2CV which takes inspiration from the works of Pablo Picasso, in particular Three Musicians and his...