to give many Birthday wishes!!
All the best Citroen - and here's to another 90 years!!
My life would be poorer without all these magnificent creations!!
http://www.citroen.co.uk/microsite/90-years/
Andrew
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Amen to that Without Citroens in my life I might well have gone completely bonkers by now.andmcit wrote: My life would be poorer without all these magnificent creations!!
All the freinds I've made through them too. Magical
Thanks Andre!
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I didn't need a Citroen in my life to make me bonkers, but it gives me the cover i need...CitroJim wrote:Amen to that Without Citroens in my life I might well have gone completely bonkers by now.andmcit wrote: My life would be poorer without all these magnificent creations!!
All the freinds I've made through them too. Magical
Thanks Andre!
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My Citroens have driven me bonkers, without them I'd be sane.....CitroJim wrote:
Amen to that Without Citroens in my life I might well have gone completely bonkers by now.
It infuriates me to be wrong when I know I'm right
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I concur, but might I add a few more thoughts.
Without Citroen I would not have this fantastic Jackal and Hyde car, giving the comfort I desire from a commuter car, with the speed and handling my inner teenager loves.
Out of all the various makes of car I have owned without a doubt Citroen have been the most reliable, some people perceive Citroens to have inherit flaws or weaknesses because of their superior engineered suspension, but as we have seen time and again, this fear is borne of nothing more than baseless ignorance.
Sadly in recent years I think Citroen have lost their way, trying to temp buyers with low prices and offers, which can only lead to a budget image, whilst the rival German marks maintain an air of prestige, I hold hope of seeing Citroen rise again as a prestige brand to which the masses would aspire to own instead of only a enlightened select few.
Loose the budget image Citroen, leave that market to the Americans and the Koreans (and the new owners of GM Europe).
I would love to see Citroen make a new Activa.
I really like the red C-Metisse concept car illustrated near the end of the ‘90 years’ micro site.
That’s enough ramblings for me.
Without Citroen I would not have this fantastic Jackal and Hyde car, giving the comfort I desire from a commuter car, with the speed and handling my inner teenager loves.
Out of all the various makes of car I have owned without a doubt Citroen have been the most reliable, some people perceive Citroens to have inherit flaws or weaknesses because of their superior engineered suspension, but as we have seen time and again, this fear is borne of nothing more than baseless ignorance.
Sadly in recent years I think Citroen have lost their way, trying to temp buyers with low prices and offers, which can only lead to a budget image, whilst the rival German marks maintain an air of prestige, I hold hope of seeing Citroen rise again as a prestige brand to which the masses would aspire to own instead of only a enlightened select few.
Loose the budget image Citroen, leave that market to the Americans and the Koreans (and the new owners of GM Europe).
I would love to see Citroen make a new Activa.
I really like the red C-Metisse concept car illustrated near the end of the ‘90 years’ micro site.
That’s enough ramblings for me.
Gone to the dark side.
Past Citroens
'99 Xantia HDi Exclusive
'99 Xantia 3.0 V6 Exclusive (Green Goblin)
'02 C5 Hdi 110 LX Estate
'98 Xantia 1.8 sx auto with LPG
'00 Xantia Hdi (110) forte
'97 Xantia 1.9D sx
'93 Xantia 1.9D lx (my first) R.I.P
Past Citroens
'99 Xantia HDi Exclusive
'99 Xantia 3.0 V6 Exclusive (Green Goblin)
'02 C5 Hdi 110 LX Estate
'98 Xantia 1.8 sx auto with LPG
'00 Xantia Hdi (110) forte
'97 Xantia 1.9D sx
'93 Xantia 1.9D lx (my first) R.I.P