Fabrice D.
4 octobre 2026
Quality products that match their description. Fast shipping and well protected.
Scale 1/43
Tarnished and worn case
This light blue 1962 Citroën ID19 is a true gem for French car enthusiasts. Proudly bearing the number 28, this miniature takes us back to the golden age of the French automotive industry, when Citroën revolutionized the market with its bold innovations.
This collector's item, presented in its protective plexiglass case, demonstrates the authenticity sought by the most discerning collectors . Despite the visible signs of age on its case, it retains all of its charm and historical value.
The Citroën ID19 debuted in 1957 as a "democratized" version of the revolutionary DS. Designed to offer the avant-garde style of its big sister at a more affordable price, the ID19 retained the futuristic design that caused a sensation at the 1955 Paris Motor Show.
This French sedan stands out for its remarkable technical innovations: hydraulic suspension, power steering and power braking . Its aerodynamic design, the fruit of the work of Italian sculptor and designer Flaminio Bertoni, gives it a unique silhouette that defies the aesthetic conventions of the time.
The year 1962 marked a pivotal period for this model, which benefited from constant improvements and growing international recognition. The ID19 quickly established itself as a credible alternative to traditional sedans, appealing to customers seeking modernity.
In the early 1960s, Citroën experienced a period of creative effervescence under the leadership of André Citroën and later Pierre-Jules Boulanger. The chevron brand, founded in 1919, had forged a reputation as an innovative and daring manufacturer , unafraid to challenge the established codes of the automotive industry.
This avant-garde philosophy culminated in the launch of the DS/ID family, which propelled Citroën to the ranks of the most visionary manufacturers of its time . The French company then relied on technology and design to differentiate itself from its competitors, a strategy that would leave a lasting mark on the brand's identity.
The ID19 fits perfectly into this approach, offering a wider audience access to revolutionary technologies previously reserved for high-end models. This democratization of technical innovations illustrates the pioneering spirit that drove Citroën during this golden decade.
The Citroën ID19 is not just a car: it quickly becomes a French cultural icon . Its appearance in numerous New Wave films makes it a symbol of French modernity and elegance. Jacques Tati uses it masterfully in his films, where it perfectly embodies the spirit of technological progress during the Trente Glorieuses.
One of the most entertaining anecdotes concerns its presentation at the 1955 Motor Show. So many visitors wanted to admire this automotive "goddess" that Citroën had to organize a security service to control the crowd. Some witnesses from the time recount that spectators would spend hours contemplating its revolutionary forms.
In 1962, the year of our miniature, the ID19 accompanied the social transformations of Gaullist France. It rolled onto roads undergoing rapid modernization, transporting a generation discovering mass leisure activities and the first paid holidays. This Citroën became a privileged witness to an era of optimism and prosperity.
ID19 owners often develop a special relationship with their vehicle, appreciating its exceptional ride comfort and unrivaled road holding. This bond between man and machine makes the ID19 much more than just a means of transport: it's a true French art de vivre .
This Citroën ID19 naturally finds its place in any collection dedicated to French model cars . It dialogues perfectly with other emblematic models of the French industry, creating a coherent whole which traces the evolution of French automobile design.
Collectors with a passion for the Citroën universe can combine it with other models from the brand, including Citroën DS model cars or vehicles from the Traction range. This ID19 is also an excellent addition to collections focused on 1960s sedans .
For fans of 1/43 scale models, this piece fits harmoniously with other 1/43 scale model cars in your collection. Its authentic condition, with its slightly patinated period case, will particularly appeal to collectors looking for pieces that have survived the decades. It will also find its place alongside other models from the 1960s , a prosperous period for the French automobile industry.
Fabrice D.
4 octobre 2026
Quality products that match their description. Fast shipping and well protected.
yves Buffet
4 octobre 2026
Very good experience, impeccable follow-up, speed of delivery, and consideration for the buyer. Well done, Bernard.
BOITEL
4 octobre 2026
Miniature (hard to find) completely true to description, and of impeccable quality. Perfect communication. Fair price. Packaging and shipping top-notch. I highly recommend Bernardminiatures.
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