Citroën 2CV Model car - Collection Available in Stock

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The secret anecdote of the 2CV and Charles de Gaulle

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Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures

Why was the Citroën 2CV nicknamed 'Deuche'?

The nickname 'Deuche' comes from the contraction of 'Deux Chevaux'. This affectionate diminutive has become so popular that it is sometimes better known than the car's official name. Collectors often use this term to refer to their model car 2CVs.

What was special about the 2CV's sunroof?

The 2CV had a fully retractable canvas roof, allowing the car to be transformed into a quasi-convertible. This unique feature is often replicated on high-end model cars, with removable or folding roofs.

How long was the Citroën 2CV in production?

Production of the 2CV lasted 42 years, from 1948 to 1990. This exceptional longevity explains why there are so many model car variants, representing the different stylistic and technical evolutions of this iconic model.

What was the original top speed of the 2CV?

The first 2CV from 1948 barely reached 65 km/h. This modest speed was offset by remarkably low fuel consumption. First-generation model cars are often recognizable by their yellow headlights and distinctive wavy grille.

Why were the 2CV seats special?

The 2CV's seats were fully removable and could be used as camping chairs. This typically French ingenuity is sometimes reproduced on certain collector's model cars, where the seats can actually be removed from the passenger compartment.