Citroën celebrated 100 years of its existence

On the field of Peles castle were exhibited 9 Citroën cars that eventually made history: Citroën DS Pallas (1971), Citroën DS Pallas (1973), Citroën Type Hy (1974), Citroën CX Prestige (1982), Citroën GSA (1984), 2CV (1989), Citroën BX GTI (1989), Citroën Xantia Activa (1994), Citroën XM (1995), along with two models, he participated in the competition traction avant (1951) and citroën DS Pallase ie (1970).
At Citroen#100, visitors found stories about displayed Citroën models, as well as stories from collectors present at the event. The exhibition pleased the younger generation and renewed the memories of the older generations. Throughout the event, excursions and special presentations of models at the exhibition were organized.

Founded in 1919, Citroën was the first manufacturer outside the United States to produce mass-produced automobiles. Andre Citroën's ambition was to turn cars into products accessible to everyone, and his bold talent and vision left a mark that continues to this day. Today, Citroën reinvents itself with models such as the C3, C4 Cactus or the C3 Aircross and C5 Aircross compact SUVs that emphasize modern design, comfort and intelligent technology.