CITROEN C4 FOURGONNETTE 1928

Citroen C4[inne określenie: Citroen Typ C4] was a French passenger car, which, according to today's standards could be classified as lower-middle or middle-class. The car was first presented to the public in 1928 at the Paris Motor Show, and its production started in the same year and continued until 1932. Approximately 120,000 cars of this type were produced in its course. The drive was provided by a single 1.6-liter 4-cylinder engine. The top speed slightly exceeded 90 km / h. The C4 model was developed under the clear influence of the Ford A, and was intended to complement and replace such models as the B12 or B14 in the Citroen commercial offer. Compared to its predecessors, it had a changed body style, significantly improved performance, ensured greater travel comfort, and its power unit was definitely more powerful. The car was offered in the course of production in several body versions, not only typically passenger cars, but also, among others, as a pick-up or a van. In the offer of the concern Citroen was replaced by the Rosalie model.