Leonardo da Vinci's and William Shakespeare's chosen vehicle?

Gallic/Celtic, Frankish, Lombardian or Tuscan? The Citröen 2 CV is probably the embodiment of Leonardo da Vinci's automotive ambitions.

Die Ur-Ente on display in Luxembourg

Ferrari-bashing

The day I overtook a Ferrari Dino in the 2CV? I saw the Dino ahead and floored the throttle. The Ferrari went as fast as it could but I went past in glorious style. The 2CV bobbed and oscillated for the time it took the Ferrari Dino to scrape its way over the speed bump. I won!

Mercedes-Benz F1 and more

A Mercedes 200something Diesel stepped on it to get away from the bothersome 2CV in the mirror. The Mercedes -Benz disappeared in its own black smokescreen. I had to give up the chase. Couldn't see a thing. The Mercedes won!

Lotus genie

The Caterham 7 owner in the 2CV passenger seat shifted his weight and foot pressure against the 2CV floor. After that fast 90 degree bend he let the tension go. I chuckled. I won!

Lunchbox exchange

On our way to the big sports car meeting.

Rav-Bugatti, the Cat.

Club Meeting

Le Corbusier. Cité Radieuse, Marseille, France, 1952.
The 2 CV had only been on the market since 1949.

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