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I know some of you will appreciate this. Citroen DS
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Nice find! I was a bit annoyed watching it, as the model they were driving was clearly an newer (mid-1970s) model and also appeared to be an ID rather than a DS, but the anchor admitted as much at the end so all's forgiven.
They did do a quad-lamp model with the original asymmetric dash. That's the one I want, someday.
They did do a quad-lamp model with the original asymmetric dash. That's the one I want, someday.
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Nice find! I was a bit annoyed watching it, as the model they were driving was clearly an newer (mid-1970s) model and also appeared to be an ID rather than a DS, but the anchor admitted as much at the end so all's forgiven.
They did do a quad-lamp model with the original asymmetric dash. That's the one I want, someday.
Yeah. Good old Top Gear. Did you notice the rally shots? Wonder how well the hydraulic suspension coped with that massive strain.
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Yeah. Good old Top Gear. Did you notice the rally shots? Wonder how well the hydraulic suspension coped with that massive strain.
Well enough to win the Mille Miglia. Well, at least after they disqualified the Minis.
I'm pretty the Goddess won Paris-Dakar a few times, too. Later, I know the CX did, with substantially the same suspension.
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