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Citroen BX

1982 – 1994

The Citroën BX is a significant large family car manufactured by French automaker Citroën from 1982 to 1994, boasting a total production of 2,315,739 units during its 12-year lifespan. This vehicle was designed with a focus on being lightweight, achieved by utilizing a limited number of body parts, including various components crafted from plastics. Initially launched in June 1982, the BX truly entered the market in the Autumn of the same year with a memorable presentation in Paris beneath the iconic Eiffel Tower. The hatchback variant of the BX was phased out in 1993 following the introduction of the Xantia, while the estate model remained in production for an additional year. Despite its discontinuation,