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Rare sight nowadays - a Citroen CX driven as a daily 🇫🇷
Just saw this on my morning commute. Not perfect perhaps and certainly no garage queen but so cool. And a reminder of how small and delicate even large cars of 40 years ago look like nowadays. A bit like with watches 😂
And no one would call a trim line Leader nowadays 😉
Amy recent surprise spottings you have had? 🤞🏻
Rare sight nowadays - a Citroen CX driven as a daily 🇫🇷
Just saw this on my morning commute. Not perfect perhaps and certainly no garage queen but so cool. And a reminder of how small and delicate even large cars of 40 years ago look like nowadays. A bit like with watches 😂 And no one would call a trim line Le...
Cool car and memories
Cool car - it reminds me of my childhood, my grand father was driving/driven in CX. If I recall correctly, it was mainly hydraulics and the front was slightly living when you started? Cool car and indeed small by recent standards. Saw recently a 912 parke...
The hydro pneumatic suspension definitely made it feel like an animal awakening from slumber 😊
And your 911 observation applies to most modern cars sadly 🤷🏻♂️
Nice
My dad had two and as a kid I always thought I'd own one at some point! I saw an AX 14 TRS earlier today, it was going strong!
How very cool 👌🏻👍🏻
There seems to be maybe a small but lively French car scene in Japan. I have always wondered how come 🤷🏻♂️
I suppose in the US hardly at all 😊
But even here they are exceedingly rare nowadays. Cannot remember the last time I have seen one 🤷🏻♂️
I suppose you are talking about the original DS? 😊
Not the new sub-brand of Stellantis? I can fully understand that the old DS is more prevalent - the CX has never had the popularity as a collector’s vehicle 🤷🏻♂️
Not quite - where he turned left in the second picture I continued straight 😁
I thing the only car I would have followed is probably a Gordon Keeble 😊🤞🏻 But finding one to follow is harder than with the CX 😂