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15th February 2019
After only six years producing its hugely popular cars, the name Citroën was up in lights on the Eiffel Tower. Another 94 years later and this year the marque celebrates its centenary. Following the Rétromobile…
5th February 2019
The 44th edition of the popular Rétromobile show gets underway from today, running until Sunday February 10 at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The event’s three halls will be packed full with over 650…
4th February 2019
We’re used to seeing automotive exotica going under the hammer at major classic car shows, but the auction at the Rétromobile show at Paris Expo on is poised to be a real mind-blower. Paris-based auction…
14th December 2018
For a long time there was only one way to make an economical car, which was to make it as light as possible. We look at cars which tried to go far on very little.
25th November 2018
From Hydrolastic to Hydractive, we consider the workings of fluid suspension.
31st October 2018
Having recently discussed concept cars that made it into production, Jack Grover ponders over the cars that didn't quite make production, but did influence others models.
31st October 2018
Sam Skelton ponders the fate of the French executive saloon in Britain.
1st October 2018
Citroen owners are passionate ones. They get the brand; all its pitfalls suddenly become attractive characteristics that make the brand stand out. The Citroen CX GTI is certainly amongst Citroen’s quirkiest models, and the CX…
14th September 2018
Few readers of CW will be unaware of the history of the Citroën 2CV, the car which had its development interrupted by WW2, causing the early prototypes to be literally buried to escape occupying forces.
26th July 2018
Will there ever be such a thing as a diesel classic? Not only does it seem to be inevitable but it seems likely that some cars will only survive in diesel form. Classic World’s Jack…
