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£2,531

1973 Citroën Ami Super Break - Entered from the Dering Collection

United Kingdom • 10 Sept 2025

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This 1973 Citroën Ami Super Break, part of the Dering Collection, was sold for £2,531. It features a 1015cc flat-four engine, upgraded brakes and, though catalogued with a 5-speed gearbox, it currently has a 4-speed unit; it has been off the road since 2009 and needs recommissioning, but is described as a very solid machine showing no corrosion issues.

Condition

6

The car presents in lovely order, with the sort of rustic patina which so becomes old French cars and an impressively original interior including well-preserved seats under the seat covers, plus rare and intact rubber floor mats. Not having been on the road since 2009, it will require some light recommissioning. Some reconditioning is required.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

00JG7828

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

EUF 910L

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Registration No : EUF 910L Chassis No : 00JG7828 MOT : Exempt SALE ROOM NOTICE: Please note, this is incorrectly catalogued as having been fitted with a 5-speed gearbox, and is currently fitted with a 4-speed unit.

Introduced in April, 1961, the Ami was a revised, enlarged, and more streamlined version of Citroën's immortal 2CV, the latter ranking alongside the Volkswagen Beetle, Mini, and Land Rover as one of the classic mass-produced cars of the post-war era.

The duo shared essentially the same platform chassis and all-independent suspension, though the Ami was initially only offered with Citroën’s 602cc flat-twin.

Arriving on the scene four months ahead of its hotly anticipated Renault 4 rival, both the Renault and the Ami had been conceived to cater for a maturing market that required a vehicle slightly larger, better equipped and less basic than the Spartan 2CV.

Highlighting the Ami's leisure potential, its advertisements featured photographs of the easily removable seats bein...