CITROEN BX Break Series/Models Timeline, Specifications and Pictures
First production year: 1985
Engines: Gasoline, Diesel
Body style: Wagon (station wagon, estate, combi, touring)
In 1989, Citroen refreshed the BX range, both the hatchback and the station-wagon, which was named Break. The BX was introduced in 1982 and it was well-received by the market. It was built on the same platform with the Peugeot 405, but it received the Citroen suspension, which allowed a variable ground clearance due to the hydro-pneumatic suspension. The car's styling was performed by...
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Citroen introduced a station wagon for its BX range in 1985, and it made a difference on the market since it featured a unique suspension. The French carmaker decided to replace the GS lineup in the '70s, but its bankruptcy prevented it from moving forward. After the marriage with Peugeot, it resumed its ideas, and its new owner helped it by giving it a new platform. Yet, some of Citroen...
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