Collection: Books

Through the countless photographs and documents kept by the family Malafosse-Giraud, author Matthieu Turel sketches the story of everyday life in a small Citroën garage over the past hundred years.

In this book, journalist and Citroën-enthusiast Mathieu Turel not only describes the eventful genesis of this vehicle, but also how it evolved throughout its career.

For Citroën, the Oltcit and Axel were a disaster, but historically, they are very interesting. A history full of political intrigue and espionage between East and West.

This book describes the history of the compact Citroëns that appeared between 1975 and 1985: the LN, LNA, Visa, Oltcit, Axel and the C15, a van model which was derived from the Visa.

Author Thijs van der Zanden describes the history of the Citroën BX, from the first prototypes in the early seventies, until the last BX which rolled off the production line in 1994.

Richard Bonfond worked for Citroën both in the United States and in Europe. Decades later, he is now retired and has brought together his lifelong treasure-trove of Citroën memories, documents and photos about his experiences with Citroën.

Jan-Sverre Tronsmoen from Norway wrote this book about Citroën Ambulances. A limited stock of his book is now available at Citrovisie.

A biography of a garage owner? Then it must be a very special character! And Toon Langelaar surely is. A skillful mechanic with a sharp commercial spirit and a large portion of individuality.

This book traces the history of the smallest cars built in France between 1935 and 1960. Fascinating designs ranging from brilliant to absurd, illustrated with nearly 500 high-quality historical illustrations.