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That is a lovely looking car Louis, I really like that shade of blue.
Unfortunately Citroen have recently pulled out of Australia, so we won't see them new any longer.
They have always been a "fringe" brand here - a small group of devoted customers, but most Aussies are afraid of "funny French" cars.
I have always loved French cars, I have owned 1 Simca, 1 Citroen, 3 Renaults and one Peugeot 307. Currently I drive a VW Golf wagon, it is a really good car and I'm very happy with it, but it lacks some of the charisma of the French cars.
May you have many happy kilometres in your new Citroen.
Unfortunately Citroen have recently pulled out of Australia, so we won't see them new any longer.
They have always been a "fringe" brand here - a small group of devoted customers, but most Aussies are afraid of "funny French" cars.
I have always loved French cars, I have owned 1 Simca, 1 Citroen, 3 Renaults and one Peugeot 307. Currently I drive a VW Golf wagon, it is a really good car and I'm very happy with it, but it lacks some of the charisma of the French cars.
May you have many happy kilometres in your new Citroen.
I like that blue! I'm still chugging along in my VW TDI beetle that's now 24 years old and will hit 350,000 miles next week. Of course we have other vehicles for travel such as our awd Acura MDX and my forever truck a Nissan frontier 4x4.
Congrats on the new car! One of life's great thrills.
Congrats on the new car! One of life's great thrills.
Thank you guys.
I instantly loved that blue colour with the white roof because it reminded me of the 1953 Chevrolet we talked about some time ago. (1st picture)
The Citroën brand is special to our family because last year it was 100 years ago that my maternal grandfather bought his first car. He turned 18 in 1924, picked up his driving licence from the town hall and bought a used Citroën type A similar to the one in picture number two.
My new car was built in Slovakia, so it’s only French by brand. But then again my Smart was a German car built in France.
Although these days Citroën is part of the Stellantis group this car still has a few typical Citroën characteristics like the very comfortable suspension and the very sensitive brake pedal.
I instantly loved that blue colour with the white roof because it reminded me of the 1953 Chevrolet we talked about some time ago. (1st picture)
The Citroën brand is special to our family because last year it was 100 years ago that my maternal grandfather bought his first car. He turned 18 in 1924, picked up his driving licence from the town hall and bought a used Citroën type A similar to the one in picture number two.
My new car was built in Slovakia, so it’s only French by brand. But then again my Smart was a German car built in France.
Although these days Citroën is part of the Stellantis group this car still has a few typical Citroën characteristics like the very comfortable suspension and the very sensitive brake pedal.
