Citroën 2CV6 Spécial 1982

The 1982 Citroën 2CV6 Spécial is more than just a car; it is an icon that has inspired people for generations. Originally designed as a simple and practical car for the French countryside, the ‘Duck’ grew into a beloved symbol of freedom and whimsy. With its characteristic shape, ingenious engineering and unprecedented ease of use, the 2CV managed to win a loyal fan base.

The 2CV6 Spécial was one of the later versions of the Deux Chevaux, equipped with an air-cooled two-cylinder boxer engine that, with modest power, still offered a surprising amount of driving pleasure. Thanks to its low weight and smooth suspension, the car could move effortlessly over any terrain, from bumpy country roads to the urban jungle. The simplicity of its engineering made it not only reliable, but also popular with people who sought a car without unnecessary frills. The retractable roof, the minimalist interior and the characteristic hood with round headlights make the 2CV instantly recognizable and timelessly charming.

This particular example also has a special history, as it is the original car that was used in the famous OHRA advertising campaign in the Netherlands, representing a piece of national advertising history. Advertising cars have always had a certain appeal because they carry with them a piece of cultural history. This makes the car not only a fun classic, but also a unique eye-catcher for a company, event or promotional purposes, for example. The fact that the 2CV comes from a privécollection and still drives and brakes well, makes the picture complete.

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