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citroen ax
citroen ax
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citroen ax
citroen ax
citroen ax
citroen ax 1.0
citroen ax 1.0
citroen ax 1.0
citroen ax 1.0
citroen ax 1.0
citroen ax 1.0
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CITROEN AX black
CITROEN AX black
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CITROEN AX blue
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CITROEN AX brown
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CITROEN AX green
CITROEN AX interior
CITROEN AX interior
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CITROEN AX red
CITROEN AX silver
CITROEN AX silver
CITROEN AX white
CITROEN AX white
CITROEN AX 1.0 black
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CITROEN AX 1.0 white

Leiria, Portugal - February 2: Ricardo Soares Drives A Citroen Ax During 2013 Amateur Winter Rally, by CoisaX | show original size

citroen ax

Citroen started the production of AX in 1986 and its production was stopped 12 years later in 1998. The first time it was launched in a Paris Motor Show in 1986. At first, Citroen decided to launch it as a three door hatchback and it was a huge success because of excellent aerodynamics as compared to its class and price. Shortly afterwards, a five door model was introduced which had an unusually long wheel travel and it was commercialized by a really famous TV advertising campaign.

It underwent the first facelifting phase in 1991 and the much maligned dashboard was replaced by a more conservative design. There were other minor changes and they were presented as the derivatives in the coming years. Citroen also decided to launch Talbot Samba replacement as a version of the AX a few years later. However, it didn’t happen as the entire Talbot marque was axed in the same year the AX was launched.

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