1970 CITROËN D SUPER

KEY FACTS

• A low-mileage example of the beloved Citroën D Super, famed for its bold and sophisticated styling, and revolutionary self-levelling suspension.
• It is powered by a 90hp 2.0-litre inline-four, coupled with a four-speed manual transmission.
• The car’s hydraulic suspension and braking systems have been completely overhauled.

EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES

• Its Flaminio Bertoni-designed bodywork has been resprayed in white, complemented by a re-trimmed black leather interior
• The D Super features the marque's famous hydropneumatic suspension, including an automatic levelling system and variable ground clearance, which allow the car to travel quickly and smoothly across poor road surfaces.
• This is a later model with directional headlights.
• Its original vehicle registration certificate will be included in the sale.

CONDITION

• No known bodywork damage.
• Its resprayed white paintwork is in excellent shape, though some slight discolouration can be seen on the chrome indicator light surrounds, alongside a few light marks to the bumpers and rear badging.
• Its black leather upholstery is all in good order, having previously been re-trimmed.
• There is general patina and light wear around the steering column base and control stalks, along with sections of the lower dashboard.
• No electrical faults have been detected.

SERVICE HISTORY

• In March 2021 at 37,000 km, technicians at Punto Pro overhauled the suspension and braking systems, and the vendor notes it will be handed over with a fresh roadworthiness test having been carried out.

SUMMARY

This Citroën D Super is a charming Gallic classic, with recent mechanical attention, and which presents very well throughout. Instantly recognisable by its elegant and forward-thinking styling, it would make a head-turning companion for weekend jaunts or a sophisticated addition to any collection.

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