When Citroen launched the 2CV (known as Citroën "Baby-brousse" in most of West Africa) at the Paris auto show in 1948, it was laughed at by journalists for being too Spartan. Nevertheless the rest of the French population fell in lo]]>

Citroen was a brainchild of Andre Citroen. He converted the munition factory at Quai de Javel in Paris into a car factory in 1919. This factory was actually owned by him, where he used to produce armaments for France during the Firs]]>

Citroen parts aren?t the thing I though I would be looking for. In the United States, we tend to shy away from lemons. That is just the fruit that this European car derived its name from.

Unlike the name might imply, Citroen]]>

Since Citroen were established 1919 by André Citroen they have gone through various significant changes and have created one of the world?s most iconic cars, the 2CV. Also in the thirties they produced the worlds first mass produced]]>