Citroen Ami 6 Sedan 1961
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Specifications Citroen Ami 6 Sedan 1961 blueprint
The Citroen Ami 6 Sedan 1961 is an impressive example of French automobile engineering. Its classic design has made it a sought-after vehicle in collector circles, with its feathered front edge and gently curved hood. This vintage car features short overhangs, wide body panels, and a rear-mounted engine, making it a unique beauty. The exterior of the Ami 6 features metallic paint in bright blues and greys, and the curved body panels, which form its distinct silhouette. Its bright chrome trim and side indicators, as well as the large wheel arches add to its distinctive look. At the front there is a traditional Citroen bumper as well as a chrome grille with the marques logo. The side windows are small and rectangular, while the rear ones are slimmer and rounder. At the heart of the Ami 6 is a four-cylinder engine producing 47 horsepower, which is reflected in its nimble performance and respectable top speed of 84mph (136 km/h). This engine is mounted transversely so that it takes up less space inside the vehicle, and it is connected to a four-speed manual transmission that requires less maintenance than modern-day automatic models. The overall feel of the car is one of simplicity and comfort, as evidenced by the black upholstery and canvas top. The Citroen Ami 6 Sedan 1961 is a classic car that will never go out of style, and make for an impressive addition to any collection
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