How dare you: Citroens are hideous. Any child can see that all that fender idiocy is just deadweight, a waste of steel, opportunity, and mileage.

In any case: Enjoy it while you can.

France baby names, America baby names.

I like America better.

Frogs without tadpoles.

"Of course, the old Citroens are actually attractive."

And some of the old Citroëns are bizarre beyond description. But I was tempted to buy one once, after arriving in Germany and surveying what was available on the Ramstein AB "lemon lot." It was one of the fancier models, but a little too pricey for me. I wound up with an '85 Audi Quattro, which probably cost more in the long run, as it broke a lot.

By the way, the German nickname for the Citroën 2CV was die Ente, which means "duck."

Offtopic, for locals:

There's really no intact Valley property with as much Hollywood (or American) lore in its DNA.

Wet Paris.

Not sure if that car was painted, or rolled around on Parisian sidewalks.

Is that the *new* 2CV?

My sister once asked me "If the French can make good bicycles, why can't they make good cars?"
I had a French bike, it was a piece of (high-end) junk.