Citroën CX

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The Citroën CX is a large executive car produced by the French manufacturer Citroën from the mid-1970s to the early 1990s, renowned for its aerodynamic design and advanced hydropneumatic suspension.

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instanceOf automobile model
executive car
assemblyLocation Aulnay-sous-Bois, France
linked to: Montreuil, France

Buenos Aires, Argentina
linked to: Buenos Aires

Chengdu, China
linked to: Chengdu

Forest, Belgium
Rennes, France
linked to: Rennes

Setúbal, Portugal
Vigo, Spain
linked to: Vigo
awardReceived European Car of the Year 1975
bodyStyle 4-door fastback sedan
5-door station wagon
brakeSystem power-assisted inboard disc brakes
class large family car
countryOfOrigin France
designer Jean Giret
Michel Harmand
Robert Opron
dragCoefficient approximately 0.36
engineDisplacementRange 2.0–2.5 L petrol
2.2–2.5 L diesel
engineType inline-four diesel engine
inline-four petrol engine
fuelType diesel
petrol
height approximately 1,360–1,460 mm
introducedAt 1974 Paris Motor Show
layout front-engine, front-wheel-drive
length approximately 4,630–4,900 mm
manufacturer Citroën
marketedAs Citroën CX 2000
linked to: Citroën CX

Citroën CX 2200
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Citroën CX 2400
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Citroën CX 25 D
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Citroën CX 25 GTi Turbo
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Citroën CX 25 TRD
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marketSegment executive car market
notableFeature aerodynamic body design
hydropneumatic suspension
notableUse French government official car
state limousine in several European countries
notableVariant Citroën CX Ambulance
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Citroën CX Break
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Citroën CX GTi
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Citroën CX GTi Turbo
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Citroën CX Pallas
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Citroën CX Prestige
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Citroën CX Turbo 2
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platform Citroën CX platform
predecessor Citroën DS
productionEnd 1991
productionStart 1974
steering DIRAVI power-assisted steering (on some models)
successor Citroën XM
transmission 3-speed automatic
4-speed manual
5-speed manual
wheelbase 2,845 mm (sedan)
3,100 mm (wagon and Prestige)
width approximately 1,730 mm

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Citroën hasModel Citroën CX
Citroën CX notableVariant Citroën CX Prestige
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Citroën CX notableVariant Citroën CX Pallas
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Citroën CX notableVariant Citroën CX GTi
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Citroën CX notableVariant Citroën CX GTi Turbo
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Citroën CX notableVariant Citroën CX Turbo 2
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Citroën CX notableVariant Citroën CX Break
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Citroën CX notableVariant Citroën CX Ambulance
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Citroën CX marketedAs Citroën CX 2000
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Citroën CX marketedAs Citroën CX 2200
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Citroën CX marketedAs Citroën CX 2400
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Citroën CX marketedAs Citroën CX 25 D
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Citroën CX marketedAs Citroën CX 25 TRD
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Citroën CX marketedAs Citroën CX 25 GTi Turbo
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Citroën DS successor Citroën CX
Citroën DS influenced Citroën CX
Citroën XM predecessor Citroën CX