Citroën 2 CV6 Charleston bordeaux et noire de 1982 (échelle 1/24ème) Bernard Miniatures

Citroën 2 CV6 Charleston burgundy and black from 1982 (1/24th scale)

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Citroën 2 CV6 Charleston bordeaux et noire de 1982 (échelle 1/24ème) Bernard Miniatures

Voiture miniature Citroën 2 CV6 Charleston burgundy and black from 1982 (1/24th scale)

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1/24th scale

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Description

Citroën 2 CV6 Charleston: French Elegance in model car

This magnificent model car of the 1982 Citroën 2 CV6 Charleston subtly captures the essence of one of the most refined versions of the famous "Deudeuche". With its distinctive two-tone burgundy and black livery, this 1:24 scale reproduction perfectly embodies the vintage spirit and understated elegance that made this limited edition so successful.

A true collector's item for French car enthusiasts, this model car is a testament to the French art of living in the 1980s and to Citroën's ingenuity in transforming a popular car into a model of distinction.

model car Features

  • Model: Citroën 2 CV6 Charleston
  • Brand: Citroën
  • Year: 1982
  • Scale: 1/24th
  • Color: Burgundy and black
  • Protective case included: Yes

The 2 CV Charleston: When Simplicity Meets Refinement

Launched in 1980, the Citroën 2CV Charleston represented a novel approach for the chevron brand: transforming the people's car into a premium model. This special version, inspired by the Roaring Twenties and Art Deco style, sported a sophisticated two-tone livery that contrasted with the 2CV's usual rustic image.

The 1982 model featured a 602cc engine developing 29 horsepower, offering modest but sufficient performance for the time. Its distinctive corrugated bodywork, round headlights, and canvas top retained the authentic DNA of the 2CV, while adding a touch of elegance with its carefully chosen burgundy and black colors .

This Charleston version enjoyed remarkable commercial success, proving that even a car designed for simplicity could seduce with its style. It helped extend the 2CV's career until 1990, demonstrating the relevance of this bold marketing approach.

Citroën: Innovation at the Service of Automotive Democratization

In the 1980s, Citroën was undergoing a period of transition under the PSA Group. The brand, founded in 1919 by André Citroën, had always cultivated innovation and originality, from the first mass-produced cars to the revolutionary DS and CX. The Charleston was part of this tradition of audacity, but with a more commercial approach.

The Charleston's creation coincided with the final years of production of the 2CV, a model launched in 1948 that had revolutionized popular mobility in France. Citroën was seeking to enhance its heritage while modernizing its image, a strategy of which the Charleston was one of the most successful examples.

This period also marked the emergence of a new approach to automotive marketing, where French manufacturers learned to play on emotion and nostalgia, foreshadowing current trends in automotive retro-marketing .

An Icon Born from Roaring Twenties Fashion

The history of the Charleston automobile has its roots in an unexpected cultural phenomenon: the dance of the same name that was all the rage in the 1920s. Citroën's stylists, looking for an evocative name for this special edition, were inspired by this dance, emblematic of the carefree and modern spirit of the time.

The burgundy and black combination was no small feat: it recalled the elegant outfits of Charleston dancers, with their stark contrasts and relaxed sophistication. This cultural reference contributed greatly to the version's success, creating a strong emotional connection with a clientele sensitive to retro aesthetics.

Even more surprisingly, the Charleston automobile quickly became a symbol of social distinction. While the 2CV was traditionally associated with the working classes and students, the Charleston attracted a more affluent clientele, seduced by this chic diversion of a popular object. This social transformation of the car's status foreshadowed current trends in luxury casual .

Even today, vintage Charlestons are highly sought after on the car collectors' market, with their value far exceeding that of classic 2CVs. This belated recognition confirms the accuracy of Citroën's stylistic intuition, which had anticipated the public's attraction to objects that were both authentic and refined.

Complete Your Citroën model car Collection

This Citroën 2 CV6 Charleston occupies a special place in the world of French model cars. It fits perfectly into a collection dedicated to Citroën 2CV model cars , alongside the classic versions and other special versions of this legendary model.

Passionate collectors can enrich their collection with other iconic models from the brand, such as Citroën DS model cars , or explore the wider world of French model cars from the 70s and 80s. This prosperous period for French automobiles offers numerous thematic collection possibilities.

Whether you are a vintage car enthusiast, a fan of 1980s vehicles or a collector specializing in Citroën model cars , this Charleston will find its place in your display case. It bears witness to a time when the French automobile industry still knew how to surprise and innovate, while retaining its unique identity.

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Fabrice D.

4 octobre 2026

Quality products that match their description. Fast shipping and well protected.

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4 octobre 2026

Very good experience, impeccable follow-up, speed of delivery, and consideration for the buyer. Well done, Bernard.

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4 octobre 2026

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Concrètement, une Ferrari miniature au 1/18 fait environ 25-30 cm de long, tandis qu'au 1/43 elle mesure approximativement 10 cm.

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