Category: Citroen
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10 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About the Citroën Saxo VTR and VTS
The Saxo VTR and VTS became affordable performance icons by combining very low weight with proven PSA engines and an entertaining, adjustable chassis. Citroën Saxo VTR and VTS. Photo via Wikimedia Commons; see source page for licence details. 1. VTR and VTS were genuinely different The VTR normally used an eight-valve 1.6, while the VTS…
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Citroën BX 4TC Guide: History, Specs, Group B & Buying Advice
THE STRANGEST GROUP B HOMOLOGATION SPECIAL Citroën BX 4TC guide: history, specs, Group B and buying advice The Citroën BX 4TC is one of the most unusual cars to wear Group B homologation papers: a wide-bodied, front-engined, four-wheel-drive version of an angular family hatchback, built just as the category was ending. Quick answer: Citroën’s BX…
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Ultralight 170bhp Citreon Ax GTi Maxi for sale
For sale on eBay, this 1992 Citroen AX GTi Maxi is a lightweight hot hatch monster, packing 170 bhp into a car weighing just 800kg—a recipe for serious performance. Fully stripped down and restored, the underside and interior are painted to match the body, and it comes with a brand new non-sunroof skin. The engine has been fully rebuilt, featuring race bearings, ARP bolts, 708 cat cams,…
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Waiting for offers, Citroen BX TXD Turbo
For sale on eBay, this 1993 Citroën BX TXD Turbo is a fantastic example of Citroën’s innovative diesel engineering. The BX, launched in 1982, was designed by Marcello Gandini of Bertone, giving it a distinctive, angular design that still turns heads today. Known for its hydropneumatic suspension, the BX delivers an incredibly smooth ride, effortlessly adjusting to the road for unmatched comfort. The TXD Turbo model introduced…