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CITROEN TRACTION 11 BN
Lowest Price: £11,100 • Median Price: £68,754 • Highest Price: £126,408 • Sell-Through Rate: 67%
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£11,100
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£68,754
MEDIAN PRICE:
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HIGHEST PRICE:
£126,408
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NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
2
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SELL THROUGH RATE:
67%
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The Citroen Traction 11 BN, a front-wheel-drive car, debuted in 1937. It was known for its innovative design.
André Lefèbvre and Flaminio Bertoni designed it.
Its unitary body structure was groundbreaking.
During World War II, production was affected, but it continued afterward.
The Traction Avant was favored by the French Resistance.
Its successor was the Citroen DS in 1955.
Few know that some Traction Avants were secretly fitted with a fifth wheel under the chassis. This wheel was powered by an electric motor and could be lowered to aid in escaping from muddy or sandy conditions. This modification was mainly used in North Africa.
How much is a Citroen Traction 11 BN worth?
In average condition, a Citroen Traction 11 BN is worth £68,754.
What is the most expensive Citroen Traction 11 BN to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Citroen Traction 11 BN to sell in history was sold for £126,408.
What is the cheapest Citroen Traction 11 BN to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Citroen Traction 11 BN to sell in history was sold for £11,100.
When was the Citroen Traction 11 BN produced?
The Citroen Traction 11 BN was produced between 1937 and 1955.
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