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Citroën

Finance on classic and modern classic Citroën models, spanning 1919 to 2012. We arrange it for limited companies and LLPs, for business borrowing over £25,000, and for certified high net worth individuals.

COUNTRY
France
FOUNDED
1919
MODELS COVERED
42
Pre-war1940s and 50s1960s1970s1980s1990sModern classic

The models

Type A1919 to 1921Pre-warWikipedia
Type B21921 to 1926Pre-warWikipedia
Type C1922Pre-warWikipedia
B101924 to 1925Pre-warWikipedia
Type B121925 to 1927Pre-warWikipedia
Rosalie1932 to 1938Pre-warWikipedia
Traction Avant1934 to 1957Pre-warWikipedia
7U1935 to 1938Pre-warWikipedia
TUB1939 to 1941Pre-warWikipedia
H Van1947 to 19811940s and 50sWikipedia
2CV1948 to 19901940s and 50sWikipedia
2CV fourgonnette1948 to 19901940s and 50sWikipedia
DS1955 to 19751940s and 50sWikipedia
Bijou1959 to 19641940s and 50sWikipedia
Ami 61961 to 19781960sWikipedia
Dyane1967 to 19831960sWikipedia
Méhari1968 to 19881960sWikipedia
M351969 to 19711960sWikipedia
GS1970 to 19861970sWikipedia
SM1970 to 19751970sWikipedia
FAF1973 to 19811970sWikipedia
C351974 to 19921970sWikipedia
CX1974 to 19911970sWikipedia
LNA1976 to 19861970sWikipedia
Acadiane1977 to 19871970sWikipedia
Nemo1977 onwards1970sWikipedia
Visa1978 to 19941970sWikipedia
Axel1981 to 19961980sWikipedia
Jumper1981 onwards1980sWikipedia
BX1982 to 19941980sWikipedia
C151984 to 20061980sWikipedia
AX1986 to 19981980sWikipedia
XM1989 to 20001980sWikipedia
Fukang1992 to 20091990sWikipedia
Xantia1992 to 20101990sWikipedia
Saxo1996 to 20031990sWikipedia
Xsara1997 to 20061990sWikipedia
Xsara Picasso1999 to 20121990sWikipedia
Osée2001Modern classicWikipedia
C22003 to 2009Modern classicWikipedia

Model list compiled from marque records and Wikidata. Market values are added as each model page is published.

Financing a Citroën

An older Citroën is underwritten as an asset, not as transport. There is no residual value table to lean on, so the case rests on provenance, condition, an independent valuation and how the car will be kept.

Structures differ by buyer. A company usually takes hire purchase or lease purchase, a certified high net worth buyer borrows under the exemption, and an owner raising money against a car already in the garage takes a facility secured on it.

Finance on this page is arranged for limited companies and LLPs, for sole traders and partnerships borrowing over £25,000 wholly or predominantly for business purposes, and for individuals borrowing over £60,260 who have signed a high net worth statement. Send us the details either way: cases outside that are handled through one of our regulated partners, and we tell you who before anyone contacts you.

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