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I WANT to say that a Citroen DS's adjustable suspension could be genuinely useful in some situations. But presumably nowadays DSs are so old that they break do
by spindle 7y ago
I WANT to say that a Citroen DS's adjustable suspension could be genuinely useful in some situations. But presumably nowadays DSs are so old that they break down all the time, and the fact that I want to forgive them nicely illustrates your point!
- ggm 7y agoI rode in a DS19 as a child, the owner doing adjustments in time to us singing. I also rode in the steel finish new model as a small child puked over the outside: Citroen wouldn't replace the door and he drove his luxury vehicle around for years with a rather nice blemish in the finish.. A friend had an ex-diplomatic corps DS19 which had a glass barrier between the driver and the PAX. Now that is stylish. The best I had was the Lesney toys "safari" DS19 model car in zebra stripes. Sideways open rear door on the wagon.. Death trap for non LH side parking.
- Svip 7y agoIf the DS has been taken well care of, they don't break down. My 1974 Citroën DS 23 has been running several years now without issue. While the engine isn't great, it's a sturdy one. And the hydraulics system, while complex, isn't that difficult to maintain. Just don't park it on the street during winter.