This book tells how Citroën appealed to our grandparents and how the brand became part of everyday life. Discover André Citroën’s first steps in industry: his factories, advertising and, of course, his cars, from the first Type A and 5HP to half-track vehicles, trucks and buses. Also featured are the famous Traction, the 2CV (planned for 1939!) and the Citroëns from the Resistance and occupation period. A beautiful book to look through and browse, filled with previously unpublished photos and documents.
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In 1919, André Citroën launched his first 10-hp car in several versions, including a light commercial vehicle. However, it would take another ten years for a true “heavyweight” to hit the market. With the C6 and the models that followed, Citroën built a reputation for robustness. Trucks, touring coaches or buses, whether ‘factory versions’, bodied vehicles or those converted into 4x4s by specialist companies, in France and abroad, this book gives an overview of the double-chevron brand’s production, from its relatively modest beginnings to the last K models of the 1970s, built in close cooperation with Berliet.
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