Vehicle History & Overview

According to the seller, this Citroën CX was sold new in Paris and eventually purchased by a French collector. The car was later moved to the Netherlands before being imported to the US by the seller in December 2021, who has added approximately 3,200 of the 191,100 kilometers shown. Based on the seller's research, this heavily-optioned CX also appears to be one of the last produced before production ceased. The owner’s manuals, two keys, manuals, period ads, and importation documents are included.

The Citroën CX was initially launched in 1974 as replacement for the much-loved DS and is often considered the last real Citroën before the company was bought by Peugeot. The CX was penned by renowned designer Robert Opron and is said to be his favorite of the three cars he designed for Citroën. Besides its aerodynamically efficient fastback design, the CX is mainly known for its hydro-pneumatic, self-leveling suspension system. The CX 25 GTi Turbo 2 was the most powerful version available, and many feel it finally gave the CX platform the power it deserved.

Equipment

• Turbocharged 2.5L inline-four cylinder engine

• 5-speed manual transmission

• Hydro-pneumatic, self-leveling suspension system

• Leather interior trim

• Blaupunkt audio system with wireless graphic EQ remote control

• Rear sunshades

• Telefunken car-phone (Meyers Electronics is the installer)

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Servicing & Documentation

• Importation documents and a hand-written repair document under a prior Europoean owner are shown in the gallery below.

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Included Items

• Importation documents

Additional Information

• This Citroën is being sold with US Importation documents only, as shown in the main and Servicing & Documentation photo galleries. According to the seller, it is eligible for registration in many states under the 25-year import rule.

• The video featured below was shown at the launch of the CX 25 GTi Turbo 2. The car featured in the auction carries the same color-scheme as the launch-car.

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