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Above 1970 launch brochure |
Above 1970 launch brochure |
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Above left German "car without frontiers" 1972 brochure Right 1973 brochure |
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Above left 1974 brochure Right 1975 brochure |
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Above 1977 brochure |
Above 1978 brochure |
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Left 1978 GS + 9 (Plus neuf or "new again") brochure. The +9 was Citroën's initiative to sell secondhand cars that had been renovated in the factory and fitted with numerous accessories. Below 1978 the limited edition (1 800 examples) GS Basalte brochure |
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Left 1978 brochure |
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Right 1981 GSA brochure |
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Above 1983 brochure |
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