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some "exotics" citroen (photos inside)

let's begin with the M35




it's a coupé based on the ami 8
ity's the first attempt by citroen to maka a car with a rotary engine...you can consider it like a prototype of the GS birotor, and it had hydraulics suspensions !

It was sold as a prototype to only 250 persons...actually it's a very rare car...
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this is the nightmare of each citroen's garage

the Maseratti V6 engine of the Citroen SM...
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Look at the mess of cables under that bonnet, typical Citroën. And those green suspension "things". They are really in weird places there. I've actually never seen a picture of the SM's engine.

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maybe the most spectacular citroen aver made...the BX 4TC, tje road-version of the Rally Car, which took place in word rally car championship in the eightees... this verison have a 300 bhp motor!
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Look at the mess of cables under that bonnet, typical Citroën. And those green suspension "things". They are really in weird places there. I've actually never seen a picture of the SM's engine.

thanks vick for bringing a bit of life into the Citroën area here
That "mess of cables" is typical for nearly ANY car of the 1970s.
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Thanks Vick as Huudo said

The Ami8 was maybe on of the ugliest Citroën... I do prefer the SM or the DS : what a mervelious car.
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maybe the most spectacular citroen aver made...the BX 4TC, tje road-version of the Rally Car, which took place in word rally car championship in the eightees... this verison have a 300 bhp motor!
I've never seen the road version of the 4TC. When it competed in the Monte in 1986, the Group B BX4TC was not a match for the 205T16 and Delta S4's. I think they only competed in a couple of rallies. After that Citroën focused more in Rally Raid's based on the ZX. Well it looked like a ZX, apart from front an rear lamps everything must have been different I think.

btw my father in law used to have a BX16TRS. Sweet drivign car with odd instrumentation panel. :alien:
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That "mess of cables" is typical for nearly ANY car of the 1970s.
Well, I can tell you that cabling and wiring of my ZX is still looking like a mess and that's build mid '90s.

But nowadays things have improved as I could see under the bonnet of a Xsara and C-5.
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>Huudo : do you have a pic of your ZX ? What model is it ?

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The SM Opera, a 4 door sedan by Chapron :





i love it!!!! one of the most exclusive citroen ever made!!!
just imagine it, a sedan with a v6 engine by maseratti and the citroen confort
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>Huudo : do you have a pic of your ZX ? What model is it ?

Dank U
sorry Stefanel1, I don't have pictures of my ZX but it's a "Phase II" 3 doors, 1.9D in Tentation trim. A last series one from 1997 with aircon. Although the engine is a bit weak - 68bhp - to deal with the aircon.

Sorry Vick, back to your topic.
That SM looks kinda weird. I like the 2 doors better, but still a stunning car!
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This is a good car and very reliable (1.9d) but indeed not very powerfull.

This SM is wonderful, beautiful, awesome !!! Why does not Citroën do a car like that today ??? !
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another BX 4TC with optional headlights...

just take a look on the motor...
if i make no mistake, the engine is froms a chrysler...peugeot, citroen owner, owned also chrysler-europe...



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indeed, with Talbot/Chrysler.
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