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Citroën C2 Challenge at the Frankfurt Motor Show 2003 |
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At the Frankfurt Motor Show in September 2003, Citroën is showing several new variants of its new baby, the C2. |
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Above and below - the C2 Challenge C2 CHALLENGE: ALL-ROUND APPEAL! The 60th International Frankfurt Motor Show is an opportunity for Automobiles Citroën to talk about continuity and loyalty to a sport, and also to unveil the C2 Challenge. From 1 March 2004, this car will spearhead the Marque’s promotional formulas.Giving young drivers an opportunity to demonstrate their racing skills is a key priority for Citroën. THE BOTTOM OF THE PYRAMID The arrival of the C2 Challenge reflects this approach. The objective is to allow all young drivers to try out their motor racing skills at entry level with a competitive car designed to offer the best quality/price/performance ratio on the market. GRAVEL, TARMAC & RALLYCROSS With the C2 Challenge, Citroën Sport is remaining faithful to a sporting policy that includes promotional rally formulas on tarmac and gravel, as well as events on the rallycross track. The C2 Challenge “Rallycross” will be comparable to the rally version. Differences will concern the suspension system (springs and dampers adapted to the specific characteristics of this discipline) and the track safety equipment, with an obligatory window net in particular. |
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HOMOLOGATION & SALE The C2 Challenge kit will be available from the customer competition parts store* as soon as it is approved on 1 March 2004. It will include all racing parts as well as the safety parts used by the vehicle in order to provide customers with car that is “ready to race” in a tarmac and/or gravel configuration. Contacts at Citroën Sport: |
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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE C2 CHALLENGE 2-wheel drive (gravel and asphalt) |
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ENGINE TIMING FUEL SYSTEM TRANSMISSION CLUTCH SYSTEM GEARBOX BRAKES |
SUSPENSION STEERING WHEELS WEIGHT STRUCTURE/BODY DIMENSIONS |
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