Citroën 2CV
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| manufacturer Citroën Parent company PSA Peugeot Citroën ( since 1976 ) Production October 1948 – July 1990 Assembling Levallois – Pere , Paris , France Dresses , Belgium Liege , Belgium Slough , United Kingdom Jeppener, Argentina (1960-1962) Buenos Aires , Argentina (1962-1980) Montevideo , Uruguay (van & pick-up) Arica , Chile Mangualde, Portugal Vigo , Spain (2CV furgonette, 1958-1978) Koper , Slovenia (then Yugoslavia ) Category Small economical car Body Style 4 -door landaulet 2 -door panel van / truck Configuration Engine front , front-wheel drive / four-wheel drive Engine 375 cm ³, 425 cm ³, 435 cm ³, 602 cm ³ / All Level 2 – cylinders (H2) air-cooled gasoline Transmission 4-speed manual transmission Wheelbase 2400 mm Length 3830 mm Width 1480 mm Height 1600 mm Empty Weight 475 to 575 pounds Transferred 1948-1979 Fuel : 20 liters 1980-1990 : 25 liters Relative evolution Citroën Dyane Citroën Ami Citroën Méhari Citroën FAF Citroën Bijou Bertone designer Flaminio The Citroën 2CV ( French : deux chevaux, « two horses ,” suggesting the two taxable horsepower , known in Greece as Ntesevo , the pronunciation of the French name ) was a small economical car manufactured by French automaker Citroën, from 7 October 1948 to 27 July 1990. For the rest of the story and more information : http://el.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_2CV |
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