CITROËN B14 NORMANDIE

The Citroen B.14 is a French passenger car that was first presented to the public in 1926 at the Paris Motor Show. Its serial production started in the same year and continued until 1928. Citroen B.14 was designed almost from scratch, as a completely new model in the company's offer, without a direct predecessor. The car was distinguished above all by a completely new body with a relatively low weight, which of course reduced the weight of the entire vehicle. The car was powered by a 22 HP 1.6-liter engine mated to a 3-speed gearbox. The car provided relatively high travel comfort. Citroen produced the B.14 model in several body versions, including: Torpedo, Coupe, Coupe de Ville and Normandie. The latter was characterized by wooden elements near the bodywork and a folding roof.