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Spied: Is this the Citroen C3? If so, what is doing in Malaysia?
C3 (codenamed CC21).There’s no way to confirm that this is a C3, let alone from Citroen.
In Brief: Mazda 6, worth paying Mercedes-Benz C200/BMW 320i money for one?
The Mazda 6 is currently the oldest model in its class.
This 1-seater Citroen My Ami Cargo is probably the future of LalaMove
This cute little electric vehicle (EV) is Citroen’s latest representative in their EV charge.
Used Mazda 6 (GJ), priced from RM 60k, better buy than a Camry or Accord?
Mazda 62018 model picturedThe GJ-generation Mazda 6 was launched in Malaysia back in 2013.
Perodua Prices Updated: Cheaper by 3% and 6%
Perodua will reduce its model prices (on-the-road excluding insurance) by between 3% and 6% via cash
US says goodbye to Mazda 6 and CX-3; Mazda 6 could return with in-line 6 and RWD
The Mazda 6 and Mazda CX-3 have been confirmed to be discontinued in the US market.
Review: Citroen Grand C4 SpaceTourer - Worth considering over the Nissan Serena?
Is the Citroen Grand C4 SpaceTourer one of them? In many ways, yes.
The soon to be introduced Hyundai Custo compact MPV might be coming to Malaysia
luxury MPV as the flat-bottomed oval shape steering wheel with mounted controls bares echoes of the Citroen
Look hard enough, and you will see the all-new 2022 Mazda 6’s inline 6-cylinder engine
second quarter of financial year ending March 2021, Mazda gave a sneak preview of its upcoming inline 6-
Spied: Citroen DS3 Crossback and Peugeot 508 spied together - to launch this year?
Its been a spyshot-filled day for us today, so heres another: the 2021 Citroen DS3 Crossback and 2021
Updated Mazda 6 range now on sale, priced from RM 173,659
wagonBermaz Motor, the official distributor of Mazda vehicles in Malaysia has introduced the updated Mazda 6
Can Peugeot’s new logo and distributor revive the brand in Malaysia?
While the Peugeot 508 is almost certainly coming here, dont hold your breath for the Citroen to be launched
Review: Citroen C3 Aircross - Do you dare to go French?
Hardly will your mind drift to Citroen.
"Bonjour, Alor Setar", Peugeot and Citroen sets up new 3S centre for Northern region
Peugeot and Citroen expands their service coverage into Alor Setar, Kedah with the opening of a brand
Bermaz will start by rescuing Peugeot’s After-sales services, 5-year warranty coming soon
distributor of Mazda cars, have taken over the distributorship of Peugeot along with the management of Citroen
MCO 3.0 instated in 6 Selangor districts
thousands, the National Security Council (MKN) has reinstated of Movement Control Order (MCO) 3.0 on 6
Spied: Citroen DS3 Crossback, Peugeot 508 seen again - are we nearing the launch?
Among the more hotly anticipated cars to make their way to Malaysia this year is this French duo: the Citroen
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Peugeot and Citroen sets up new 3S centre for Northern regionPeugeot and Citroen expands their service
Dealers confirm 6 months waiting list for the 2020 Proton X50
Checks with several Proton dealers confirm the waiting time of around 6 months for the Proton X50 if
Spied: Citroen DS3 Crossback testing on Malaysian roads! Does this means it's coming?
Unlike with Peugeot, BAASB only took over the after-sales service of the Citroen and DS brands and not
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Why did Australia have rear-wheel drive cars for a much longer time than the United States?
Why did Australia have rear-wheel drive cars for a much longer time than the United States? Are you sure about that? Front wheel drive arrived in Australia in the 1950s with the import or local assembly of Citroen cars, notably the “Traction Avant”. Not too many came, since the model was changed in 1956 or 57. Citroen Traction Avant (1934-1957) This was followed in the Australian market by the Citroen DS series which were sold here until 1975. Citroën DS - Wikipedia In 1960 or 61 the Morris Mini appeared in Australia. Massive success. Mini - Wikipedia A later, larger model was the Morris 1100, very popular with those who did not care about 6 or 8 cylinder engines. Very smooth ride from a hydraulic suspension and locally assembled. BMC ADO16 - Wikipedia Soon after came the Austin 1800, known as the “land crab”. Bigger again and faster than the 1100, it would cruse all day at 100 kph or a bit over. A bastard to reverse park because of the heavy engine and gears over the front wheels and no power steering. Sneered at in it’s day because it was ugly. Locally assembled. BMC ADO17 - Wikipedia In 1970 the Australia and New Zealand only Austin Tasman and Kimberley were introduced but were only produced for about 3 years. My father had one, it was OK but not as good a car as the 1800s were. Austin Kimberley - Wikipedia What market penetration did front wheel drive cars have in the USA in 1966? I remember when the Oldsmobile Toronado was introduced in the USA it was regarded as radical I will bet that there were proportionately far more front wheel drive cars in Australia right from 1966 on.
What are the ugliest cars in the world?
There are too many to mention. So I will just post a few of the weirdest and coolest cars ever created. Dymaxion, 1933 Stout Scarab,,, 1936 Phantom Corsair, 1938 Alfa Romeo BAT, 1950 Alfa Romeo Bat II General Motors LeSabre, 1951 Fiat Turbina, 1954 Firebird I, 1954 Citroën C, 1956 Oldsmobile Golden Rocket, 1956 Ford Nucleon, 1958 Cadillac Cyclone, 1959 Ford La Tosca 1955 Lincoln Futura Nissan 126X Ford X 2000 1958 Firebird 1958 Simca Fulgur Ford Nucleon 1957 Studebaker-Packard Astral 1962 Ford Seattle-ite XXI 1962 Ford Cougar Ford Mystere 1955 1955 Oldsmobile 88 Delta 1950 Templeton Saturn Ford Indigo Ford Evos Plymouth XNR 1960 Ferrari 512S Modulo Alfa Romeo Caimano Saab Aero-X Ferrari 512S Speciale Maserati Birdcage 75th Renault Trezor Holden Hurricane 1961 Chrysler Turboflite Lancia Stratos Zero Daihatsu UFE-III Lamborghini Egoista Italdesign Aspid Chevrolet Astro 1 Isuzu COA III Buick Wildcat Messerschmitt KR200 Ford Gyron, 1961 Smyk Dodge Deora, 1965 Alfa Romeo Carabo, 1968 Buick Century Cruiser, 1969 1973 Chevrolet Aerovette Citroën Karin, 1980 Mazda Nagare, 2006 BMW Spicup, 2011 Citroen Survolt Citroen GT Citroen CX Experience Citroen Number 9 Bugatti Galibier 16C Chrysler-Atlantic Lotus Mercedes-Benz Vision EQ Silver Arrow 1939 Duesenberg Coupe Simone Ford Shelby GR1 1946 Tucker Torpedo Deco Ride 1935 Auburn 851 SC Boattail Speedster Delahaye Delahaye Bella Figura Type-57S 1939 Delahaye Type 165 Delahaye 175 Saoutchik 1953 BENTLEY ”SULTAN” Bucciali TAV 8-32 Saoutchik 'Fleche d'Or' 1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom I - 1934 Jonkheere Round Door Aero Coupe 1938 Hispano-Suiza H6B Dubonnet “Xenia” Coupe Citroen DS Chapron Boxer Flat 8 (Racer version and Convertible Version) Volvo Caresto V8 Speedster Volvo Jakob Holden Efijy The Bugatti Type 41. ,Better known as the, Royale Mercedes-Maybach Vision 6 Cabriolet Stola Phalcon Coupe Buick Centurion 1956 Toyota-EX-III 1969 1947 Norman Timbs Special Nardi Bisturo DeltaWing Cars Ferrari Uovo Tasco Gordon Buehrig-1948 FVT ale Ford Probe-IV 1983 Bisiluro Italcorsa 1954 Pontiac Bonneville Special Guilda Streamline Chaparral 2J Ford GT 90 1995 Bisiluro Silver Fox 1934 Voisin C-25 Aerodyne Panoz Esperante GTR Pegaso Z-102 Cúpula 1938 Buick Y-Job 1941 electric VLV Peugeot Scarab 1954 Pegaso Z 102 Nardi Danese Rondeau M482 Veritas RS Citroen DS based car for Michelin tire testing Toyota-CX-80 1948 Spurgin-Giovanine Roadster The Navajo Volkswagen W12-Coupe 1958 Devin Special Sports Racer 1957 SS Corvette Mustang I As a curiosity, the car you know by the name, Mustang ,started its life as a, Ford Cougar. ,As the car was developed in 1962 and 1963, a wide range of names and designs was considered The names used on the various design proposals, included Cougar, Torino, Allegro, Avventura, and even Thunderbird II. And, after the final design was achieved its original name was Cougar Eventually, The name was changed to ,Mustang., But only when the horse was pointed to the left instead of the right (as you can see in the prototype above) it was finally launched to the public Ford Cougar Car Ford Cougar II Chevrolet Corvair Monza GT 1961 DeSoto Hardtop Coupe CHRYSLER Dual Ghia L 6.4 Coupe 1955 Chrysler Falcon 1961 Ford Thunderflite 1953 Bentley "Blue Train" The Stingray AeroMobil Lotus 340R 1999 Tatra 87 Dodge Power Wagon Commissioned by Seikh Hamad, this pickup has four air-conditioned bedrooms, a living room, and a bathroom, with a motorized tailgate that drops down to become a terrace. He also owns the ,World's Largest Jeep The 28 Litre Fiat S76: The Beast Of Turin 1958 Plymouth Tornado Spohn convertible Peugeot 607 Feline sin-s1 Seatle ite As soon as I remember more cars I will update. Hope that, for now, these meet your expectations.
How can one GPU be stronger than another if they have the same amount of VRAM? I have a 1660 Ti 6GB VRAM. Would upgrading for an RTX 3050 6 GB VRAM be an upgrade?
In the same way in which a Porsche 911 can be faster than a Citroen Berlingo even though they both have around 60L fuel tank capacity. The VRAM capacity only determines how much data the graphics card can hold close to the GPU, but says nothing about the speed of the GPU itself (although often manufacturers will pair faster GPUs with more VRAM).
Which is the best combination in South Indian food?
Which is the best combination in South Indian food? A2A. 1 Idli and Sambhar. Obviously this will come to every one’s mind first while reading this question. 2 Ven Pongal and Medu Vadai with coconut / mint chutney. My personal favourite for over fifty years. 3 Curd rice with mango/lemon/Citroen pickles. Very simple but heavenly combination. Filling and harmless. 4 Vegetable Brinji rice/ biryani and kuruma. This is vegetarian alternative to the original biryani lovers. 5 Set Dosai with Vadacurry. A true badass among the generally bland South Indian vegetarian dishes. 6 Hot jalebis or gulab jamoons with Ice cream. May not be exactly South Indian but popular as dessert in many dinners/ buffets nowadays. Since I am a strict vegetarian, I don’t know anything about non - vegetarian dishes.
Is it a good idea to lease a car from Renault or Citroen for 6 months solo travel in Europe?
Costs - many cities in Europe have high parking costs, so if you are visiting them this will add significantly to your budget. For example in Nice it can cost 8 euros for 4 hours. Travelling in France - if you are using the autoroute the. There are also the toll costs. Insurance - this is essential. If you take basic insurance, then your excess policy maybe 1000 euros so any small dent can set you back. Also you would have to check if your rental allows you to take the car out of one country and into another. Same with the insurance policy. Have you do considered getting a European interrail card which will make your journeys a lot cheaper. Interrail Planner Overall I think you should look at rail travel or coach travel as a better option, so you can stress less and enjoy the ride.
What does the US need from the EU? Are we going to struggle with a lack of Brie, Citroens, Belgian Beer, or Spanish Oranges?
Perhaps the 325 billion dollars of export value that comes from having Europe as an accessible consumer market? I think it’s rather cute that all you can imagine an entire continent of people produces are foodstuffs that you consider a novelty. Europe produces many different goods that are integral to the production process of many major American corporations, and it represents a market that is invaluable to many exporters as well. When you think of Germany, I assume you’ll just think that the US imports a few gallons of beer a year right? Well, no, the US imports over $27 billions worth of cars, almost $6 billion worth of car parts, $12 billion worth of packaged medicaments. But those are just examples from one EU economy.
What do French people think of Citroen?
I am a fan of Citroën. I have owned a Citroën car since 2001, and as you can see in my Bio, I lived in Dubai so it requires some effort to buy and maintain a Citroën here (much easier since the AL Rostomani is the agent). My grandfather owned a Traction Avant before WW2 (It was requisitioned and he never got it back), he bought a new one when he could after the WW2, then retired in 1962 he bought a Ami 6. This car was extraordinary it was working perfectly fine until his death in 1992. My uncle also bought a lot of Citroën, GS and CX. My father, bought Renault and he influenced me until I went to Brasil and was part of the team built the Renault Factory and then the Peugeot-Citroën Factory. Of all of the 3 teams, I liked the Citroën company culturethe best. They strikes the right balance between the very individualistic and backstabbing Renault, and the very German -like Peugeot. Since then I have been faithful to Citroën.
Is there a reason why French automakers like Renault, Citroen, and Peugeot never sold vehicles in North America?
As the other respondents have pointed out, Renault, Citroen and Peugeot did indeed sell cars in the US. In fact, many of the Chrysler cars and Jeeps we drive today have a bit of French car in them. The primary reason Citroen stopped selling here was that they didn’t feel the sales justified adjusting to US regulations. For instance, the Citroen sold almost 1.5 million DS’s worldwide—a lot even by US standards and an unmitigated success. (I live in California and have owned three). The SM was a marvelous car—my favorite of all the cars I’ve owned—but it was built at the start of the fuel crisis and when Peugeot bought the company they felt the expensive Maserati engine was too much trouble. But Citroen's employed a number of innovations that made it problematic for the US market. The first was their legendary hydropneaumatic suspension which included automatic leveling and variable ground clearance which allowed early Citroen's to drive on the war-ravaged roads common in France after World War II. By the way, I’ve owned four Citroens to date (2 DS’s, 1 SM and a CX) and ,never had any problem with the hydropneaumatic suspension, or engine or transmissions,. In fact, mechanically, the Citroen's (aside from electrical issues) have been the most reliable cars I’ve owned. They are also among the easiest to maintain cars I ever worked on. But US safety regulations mandated specific bumper and headlight height (maximum height for passenger cars today is 22 inches) or to allow cars to employ headlights behind glass and required collapsible steering columns. But Citroen’s hydropneaumatic suspension meant that their bumpers varied in ride height, so that wouldn’t work. Citroen also covered their headlights with glass to improve aerodynamic efficiency and their single-spoke, curved steering columns couldn’t impale the driver so didn’t need to collapse. But that still didn’t work for the US regulators. And, since Citroen’s tried and true hemi four-cylinder engine would have to be reworked to meet new emission standards, Citroen choose not to continue in the US market. And the Citroen CX, introduced in 1974 and never imported to the US sold almost 1.2 million, so even without the US market, it was still quite a success. Renault ,sold a number of different models in the US. From the Dauphine and Caravalle and later the R4, R5, R6, R12, R15, R16 and R17 (Fuego). Renault partnered with American Motors which used Renault parts and engineering expertise to the improve of their in-line 6 cylinder engine, switching to the Renault/Bendix-based port electronic fuel injection system to improve performance from 110 to 177 hp. Renault sold AMC to Chrysler in 1987 but was still involved in developing the Eagle Premier (started while still in partnership with AMC) and Chrysler inherited the state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Ontario, Canada, and the development for the Chrysler cars Eagle Vision and the Chrysler 300. Renault also had major interest (almost 50%) in Mack Trucks. Today, Renault’s involvement in the US market is mostly through partnerships with Volvo and Daimler-Benz. Peugeot, has sold many cars in the US. But like other European economy car makers, Peugeot’s United States sales of the 505 slowed. Distribution, at least in Canadian was through Chrysler. Peugeot tried to improve sales in the United States, with the Peugeot 405 but by July 1991, the company to cease its U.S. and Canada operations after 33 years. (All pictures (except my Citroen CX) courtesy Wikipedia)
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