
Citroën 2CV AZA 1969 — L'icône française restaurée, seulement 15'437 km· 1969 · 15'437 km
Citroën 2CV AZA 1969 — Das restaurierte französische Symbol, nur 15'437 km
15'437 km
1969
Description
Discover this 1969 Citroën 2CV AZA, far more than a car: a true symbol of European automotive heritage. Produced at a time when the 2CV revolutionized popular mobility, this small sedan embodies French genius with its timeless design and pared-down philosophy. Compact and nimble, it adapts to all urban environments and winding roads. Under the bonnet sits a 425 cm³ petrol engine coupled to a traditional manual transmission, a robust and reliable solution that has endured for decades. This legendary mechanics, easy to maintain, delivers extremely moderate fuel consumption, a major asset for economical and environmentally responsible daily driving. This blue model displays a remarkably low mileage of 15'437 km — a remarkable state of preservation for a car over 50 years old. Its four doors and four seats offer the versatility of a small retro family car, while certification of no accidents guarantees the structural integrity of the chassis. Investing in this 2CV AZA means acquiring a classic appreciated by collectors and responsible mobility enthusiasts. Perfect for urban commuting or as the centerpiece of a collection, this vehicle combines historical authenticity, mechanical reliability and unbeatable fuel consumption.
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Technical specifications
- First registration
- 1969
- Mileage
- 15'437 km
- Fuel type
- Petrol
- Body type
- Hatchback
- Colour
- Blue
- Transmission
- Manual
- Drivetrain
- Front-wheel drive
- Engine size
- 0.4 L
- Gears
- 4
- Doors
- 4
- Seats
- 4
Condition
- Accident-free
- Yes
- Swiss vehicle
- Yes
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