Citroen GS Hatchback 1970
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Specifications Citroen GS Hatchback 1970 blueprint
The 1970 Citroen GS Hatchback is a French-built subcompact car of truly unique design. It may be small in size, but it has a big personality, both on the road and outside. At first glance, you are struck by its distinctive shape and out of the ordinary design, a three-door vehicle with a square back end and gentle curves on either side. Its protruding front lights add to the neoclassical flair imbued by legendary car designer Flaminio Bertoni. Whats more, the GS is surprisingly aerodynamic its drag coefficient is only 0.36, impressive for any car in this category. Powerful yet efficient, its 1.3-litre engine delivers a robust 72 horsepower. The manual transmission is smooth and precise, the gear changes are precise and acceleration is satisfying given its class. The handling is also quite good and it runs admirably on both city streets and highways. The interior features a cozy two-tone black and green seating for 4 passengers, as well as a few basic amenities. It has a well laid-out dashboard, an analog radio and air-conditioning. The GS offers a comfortable yet sporty driving experience and its amazing fuel economy (averaging around 42 mpg) will save you a great deal of money in the long run. The Citroen GS Hatchback 1970 is a real gem, a classic example of French automotive engineering that is a marvel to look at and surprisingly fun to drive. With its unique design and outstanding performance, its no wonder that it remains an icon of the automotive hall of fame.
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