> I think Peugeot/Citroen es done with the US, or at least was in 1996.
1974 for Citroen (funny how it coincided with Peugeot buying them out),
1992 for Peugeot.
> This car has a big message molded in the raditor support (not a decal,
> molded into the plastic!) that says: 'its ilegal to import this
> vehicle to the US. Importing this vehicle to the US will void its
> waranty and expose you to... etc...'
Now I want one even more :)
> They were SCARED of the USA :)
Evidently. And I can't figure out why: if they'd revamped themselves a
bit and started selling Citroens again as the sporty brand, they'd
probably be in the same position as Volvo or Saab are now.
> You should be able to get one from Canada, right?
Nope. Unfortunately, Peugeot pulling out of the US really meant
'pulling out of North America', so Canada never got them either.
What's weird is that I remember hearing about a bunch of Citroen dealer
signs that arrived on the docks in Los Angeles around 1998/1999, but
nothing more ever came of it. Maybe they were just in transit, but why
unload them here?
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