In 1933 the C6
utilities were replaced by the Type 29 which
remained in production until 1934 when it was
replaced by the Type
32
which employed identical bodywork. The Type 29 had
a six cylinder
engine displacing 2 650 cm3 and developing 53 bhp.
A total of 12 531
examples were built.
Citroën
Type 45
The
Type 45 was introduced in 1933 and remained in
production until 1953.
72 423 examples were built. The Type 45 featured a
dedicated truck
engine (i.e. not developed from a car engine); a
six cylinder unit of 4
580 cm3, it developed 73 bhp.
