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The absolute popular icon of French motoring. The Citroen 2CV was a spartan but extremely rational car, both in terms of space design and mechanics (suspension, engine and so on). For decades it represented the ideal means of transport, simple, robust and very economical. It was produced from 1949 to 1990 in an infinite number of variants, including vans, which were widely used. The displacements ranged from 375 to 602cc, with powers ranging from 9 to 29 horsepower. The drive was front, except for the Sahara, which was a 4x4. Citroen produced over 5 million 2CV units
