Deja Vu: Citroen 2CV 'Duck' is Back

Jul 18 2005, 1:06pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Design concepts reminiscent of the legendary Citroen 2CV (Duck) have been created by students of the French Creapole School of Design.

The designs look amazing and capture the characteristics of the original Citroen 2CV and transport them into the present.
The design was entered into a car design contest in Canada. If Citroen will ever consider reviving the 2CV is more or less unlikely, although this design could find some fans.
More details on AutoExpress.

There are still tons of Citroen 2CV fans world-wide. Citroen has a page about the history of the 2CV, which started 1948.

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