Warning, this subject is old (1995 days without answer)
dsl
Yes - over double the price I've ever paid for a model previously or probably ever will again ..... but I couldn't resist his
Peugeot 504 Break Riviera last month - he has a
page on ebay so cashed in a huge bucketload of accumulated Nectar/ebay points and haggled a 10 euro reduction by Make-an-offer. And it's beautiful.
antp
Nice, but so expensive
eLMeR
Quote from the presentation of the
C6 (3rd paragraph):
We are selling the car to make room for a restored DS [...]
It's odd: usually it's the old lady who is thrown away from home and replaced by a (much) younger one?
night cub
I'm not sure how they got it into the US with the import restrictions. It's not 25yo, so I would imagine it's either had to be modified to meet emissions and safety laws or it's on a limited "show" registration.
antp
Even when the seller includes the transport of the car
You compare a car already in New York and already registered there, maybe the only one there, with cars here in Europe that may be quite difficult/annoying to register.
I do not know how they did for that one though, but on forum-auto (where I found the link) they say that the car was already compliant with US specs (DRL, miles odometer, ...) in case Citroën wanted to make a comeback.
