I'll admit, when I moved to Chapel Hill, NC from LA last year, I was pretty despondent about leaving LA's amazing carscape. I'm delighted to say that I was more pessimistic than I needed to be. This ...

Citroen has given up on its struggling DS luxury brand in Australia - at least for now. The Fench brand's new local operator Inchcape has confirmed that it will place its luxury offshoot, DS, on ...

When Citroën unveiled the DS in 1955, they did so before a Paris Motor Show audience who found their jaws on the floor. With its sleek, futuristic styling and laundry list of advanced technological ...

The hydropneumatic suspension is far from a new concept. Citroen was the first automaker to adopt this technology in 1954 with the Traction Avant, yet the system was perfected a year later with the ...

De Citroën DS blaast zeventig kaarsjes uit. Tijdens een roadtrip met de jubilaris ontdekten we dat de bijzondere auto nog niets aan kracht heeft ingeboet. Impact maken Zeventig jaar oud is de Citroën ...

Still, not everyone agrees with the electrification of historic vehicles, and one of the biggest opponents of this practice is FIVA, the global classic car association. In a , FIVA (Fédération ...

To say the DS stunned the automotive world upon its launch in 1955 is perhaps an understatement. Not only did the car look like a flying saucer, but it was nothing short of a technological marvel. A ...

Ah, the DS! One of the most beautiful designs ever sold to regular people like you and me, the Goddess entered production in 1955 with self-leveling hydropneumatic suspension. By the time it was ...

When the Citroën DS burst onto the European motoring scene 68 years ago, its high-tech spec revolutionised the saloon car sector It’s hard to over-emphasise the dramatic impact that the launch of the ...

A modern interpretation of the iconic Citroen DS has been rendered by South Korean designer Sang Won Lee, and the end result is stunning. The all-electric concept keeps the original essence of the ...

Advertising sucks. Overwhelmingly rote and unimaginative, it’s a tax on our attention, a brazen push to consume, and a manipulative ploy to make us feel as though we lack. It doesn’t have to be this ...