Citroën connoisseur and 2CV expert Ingo Meier invites you in the third volume of the series "Cars that were still types" to a journey through time, which shows that automobile history is always a piece of contemporary history. On the way, you will get to know all the essential models of the French small car classic. However, not only the French production in the main factory in Levallois is dealt with in detail, but also the Belgian production in Forest, which was very important for the development of the European export markets in the 50s and 60s. The book, written with great attention to detail, is much more than just a type compass: it also tells the exciting story of an automotive milestone, which begins as early as 1922 with the Michelin brothers' first thoughts about a future people's car and is only completed almost seven decades later with the introduction of the new car.