Citroen GS X2
The Citroën GS (1970–80, sedan and wagon) and Citroën GSA (1979–86, liftback and wagon) are small family cars produced by the French automaker Citroën.
The GS filled the enormous gap in Citroën's range, between the 2CV and Ami economy cars and the luxurious DS executive sedan. The DS had moved significantly upmarket from its predecessor the Citroën Traction Avant.
The GS met with instant market acceptance and was the largest selling Citroën model for many years. 1,896,742 GS models and 576,757 GSA models were produced in total.
On 24 August 1970, Citroën launched the GS. The body style was as a "Berline" (essentially a saloon, three lateral windows), in a fastback style with a sharp Kamm tail. The aerodynamics gave the best drag coefficient of any vehicle at the time.
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More info here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_GS
This Lego Miniland-scale 1975 Citroen GS X2 is a updated version of an earlier model, and has been created for Flickr LUGNuts' 115th Build Challenge, - "The French Connection", - for cars from France.
Citroen GS X2
The Citroën GS (1970–80, sedan and wagon) and Citroën GSA (1979–86, liftback and wagon) are small family cars produced by the French automaker Citroën.
The GS filled the enormous gap in Citroën's range, between the 2CV and Ami economy cars and the luxurious DS executive sedan. The DS had moved significantly upmarket from its predecessor the Citroën Traction Avant.
The GS met with instant market acceptance and was the largest selling Citroën model for many years. 1,896,742 GS models and 576,757 GSA models were produced in total.
On 24 August 1970, Citroën launched the GS. The body style was as a "Berline" (essentially a saloon, three lateral windows), in a fastback style with a sharp Kamm tail. The aerodynamics gave the best drag coefficient of any vehicle at the time.
[Text from Wikipedia]
More info here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_GS
This Lego Miniland-scale 1975 Citroen GS X2 is a updated version of an earlier model, and has been created for Flickr LUGNuts' 115th Build Challenge, - "The French Connection", - for cars from France.