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Perhaps the widest know of all French auto manufacturers Citroen came to be in 1919 under the auspices of Andre Gustave Citroen. He was the French equivalent of Henry Ford with mass production assembly lines and sales and service networks throughout Europe and like Ford he was a great publicist who even used The Eiffel Tower to create the worlds biggest advertising display. Over ambitiousness paid its price in 1933/4 and financial ruin was tyre company and major creditors’ Michelins fortune creating the Traction Avant Type 7. And today Citroen has nearly 14,000 employees The company logo is based on the teeth of gears and it positions itself as “Creative Technologie” always wanting to be innovative and in that context I’m sure lots of people will remember the (hydro pneumatic) self levelling suspension system where drivers had to wait patiently for the car to become upright before setting off… that revolution started in 1954 with Europe’s first disc brakes to follow a year later on the DS model. The DS range is still produced today with current DS3 DS4 and DS5 premium series cars making the Citroen legend live on…
The Citroën C15 is a panel van produced by the French manufacturer Citroën from 1984 until 2005. It was the successor the Citroën 2CV vans that pioneered the box van format from the 1950s to the 1980s. The C15 was based on the Citroën Visa (discontinued 1988), and used a 1769cc or 1868cc naturally aspirated (non-turbo) diesel engine. As well as standard van configuration, the vehicle was available with rear side-windows and a rear seat, (which had been pioneered in the 2cv), which can be seen as a forerunner to today's utility vehicles such as the Renault Kangoo, Opel Combo, Citroën Berlingo and Peugeot Partner. In 2005, production reached 1,181,471, the last three of which were given to:The government of Vigo city in Spain, where the production of this car was held for last few years Museum of Citroën cars in Aulnay One of Vigo car factory workers Over its 21 year production run, there were various minor changes and upgrades made. Models with 600 kg and 800 kg load capacities were introduced (the original was 500 kg). Trim details were changed, to give it a facelift, in the late 1990s: side plastic trims were added, and the bonnet trim changed. The design was simple, but very reliable and effective, resulting in a remarkably successful twenty-one year production run in comparison to the Visa hatchback from which it was derived, which was 'only' produced for ten years, albeit with a lengthened wheelbase, and a rear axle taken from the larger Citroën BX but with conventional springing. The vehicle is very basic by modern standards, but this made it cheap to build, cheap to run and hard to break. The availability of the vehicle with a 'chassis only' rear portion encouraged various conversions. The C15 was used as a camper-van base by Island Plastics, branding the resulting vehicle the RomaHome. It was a surprisingly practical small camper for two people