Citroen DS 21 Pallas Hatchback 1971
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Specifications Citroen DS 21 Pallas Hatchback 1971 blueprint
The 1971 Citroen DS 21 Pallas Hatchback is a French-made classic that provides an undeniable style not found in other vehicles. The DS 21 sedan had initially been released in 1955, and the Pallas hatchback was released in 1971. The car has a two-tone body, usually with a black and tan color scheme, and has a long, sleek design. The front end features a chrome grill with four round headlights and a distinctive badge housing the legendary Citroen double chevron. It is inlaid with the pronounced "DS21" in metalwork. The original 14 inch wheels with Citroen center caps and distinctive chrome hub caps are a defining feature of the DS 21 Pallas Hatchback. Inside, the car feels spacious in the 4-seat configuration, with 50/50 split folding rear seats. The cabin features swiveling seats, adjustable foot-rests and an adjustable dashboard. All of the materials used in the interior are high quality, from the chrome-plated vanity mirror to the wood-grain finish of the steering wheel and the ample use of leather trim. Other iconic features of the DS 21 Pallas Hatchback include its fuel-injected 2.1L inline 4-cylinder engine and high pressure hydraulic system with self-leveling suspension, which provided an exceptionally smooth ride. The DS 21 Pallas is also renowned for its responsive steering capabilities, which rewarded the driver with a feeling of control. In addition, with its rigid body structure, independent suspension and rack-and-pinion steering layout, this vehicle was truly ahead of its time. The timeless Citroen DS 21 Pallas Hatchback will always remain a true classic; its distinctive style and superior performance will remain unforgettable.
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