The world's fourth-largest car maker earlier this month confirmed it had taken a £19bn slap from rushing into the EV market ...

In Europe - where the company's sales fell 3.9% in 2025 and 7.3% in 2024 - diesel versions of the Opel Astra, Opel Combo van, ...

The coldest air of the winter is set to push into Texas beginning Friday, as an arctic cold front surges south into the state. At the same time, Pacific moisture will stream in from the west, and as ...

Citroën may not be the first brand that Americans think of when considering anything but complicated suspensions past, but the French brand is still going strong in its home market with a wide variety ...

Writing from the Chicagoland area in Illinois, Robert is an avid movie watcher and will take just about any excuse to find time to go to his local movie theaters. Robert graduated from Bradley ...

Plenty of famous fashion designers have allowed car manufacturers to put their names on vehicles over the years, but Citroën scored a real coup in the late 1990s by buying the rights to use the name ...

Luc Haasbroek is a writer and videographer from Durban, South Africa. He has been writing professionally about pop culture for eight years. Luc's areas of interest are broad: he's just as passionate ...

The last time you could buy a new Citroën sedan in the US was around 1991—practically yesterday when it comes to classic cars. Of course, XM purchases back then came with a few asterisks: You could ...

Citroen has unveiled the new Berlingo, which will be exclusively sold as an EV in Europe, appropriately named the e-Berlingo. The updated model boasts a much more modern appearance than its ...

I don’t think it’s fair to call the Citroën Ami a “weird car.” Not because it isn’t weird, but rather because it isn’t a car. It’s technically considered to be a quadricycle, a type of vehicle ...

With two seats, a tiny price tag, and the capacity for hijinks, the Citroën Ami is the kind of EV we need here in the United States. You may want it even more now ...

Remember when the old version of TopGear, which featured none other than Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond, consistently made fun of the three-wheeled Reliant Robin? It was a car (more ...