Citroën GS & GSA: Citroën’s avant-garde mid-range cars
Citroën was late with a mid-range model. The competition had had models in this segment for a long time, but when Citroën presented the GS in August 1970 with its streamlined design, fantastic suspension, avant-garde dashboard and spacious boot, it immediately set a new standard in its class.
Admittedly, there were some weaknesses, but despite this, the car represented a particularly well-balanced whole. Citroën rapidly expanded the GS range with an estate car and the practical Service van. The top model was the Birotor, a GS with a Wankel rotary engine.
In September 1979, the GS was succeeded by the GSA, a thoroughly modernised car and now with the addition of a long-awaited fifth door. In mid-1986, after sixteen years of successful production, the final GSA left the factory.
In this book author Marc Stabèl describes the history of the Citroën GS and GSA. Through numerous facts and additional photos, some of which have never been published before, the development, background and historical context are explained extensively, as well as the evolution of all types from year to year.
Compared to the Dutch-language book on the GS and GSA, which Citrovisie published in 2016, this English-language version has been updated and expanded by 36 pages.
Author: | Marc Stabèl |
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Specs: | 300 pages, 23 x 24.5 x 2.3 cm / 9.1 x 9.7 x 0.91 in, hardback |
Illustrations: | numerous b&w and colour photos |
Publisher: | Citrovisie (NL, 2021) |
ISBN: | 9789083141701 |
Citroën GS & GSA: Citroën’s avant-garde mid-range cars
Language: English
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