Citroen deux chevaux: The iconic French car 1/32 model made of metal

Citroen deux chevaux: The iconic French car 1/32 model made of metal
Including opening doors.

"The Deux Chevaux (freely translated as two horsepower), or 2CV for short, was designed for the peasantry of France to replace the traditional horse and cart and at the same time revolutionized the French automobile industry. In 1934, the famous Michelin company (the one of the tires and the influential guide), acquired control of the failing Citroën brand and after market research realized that the creation of large and expensive cars led to Citroën's failure in the first place, while the transition to smaller and cheaper cars that would be available to all residents of France in the city and the countryside would lead to the company's recovery.

Pierre Michelin and his brother-in-law Gilles Pierre Boulanger, the directors of Citroën, ordered the development of a car"