Citroën Rosalie 8CV 1932The car was a successor to the earlier C4 model and had a 4 cylinder "floating engine" (moteur flottant) which was a Chrysler patent, first introduced on the C4 and C6 models. Rosalie was a nickname given to the 8CV, 10CV and 15CV series produced in 1932-1933 after a 8CV with a special body broke distance records on the Montlhéry speed ring. The picture here was taken at Montlhéry in 1982.
Picture added on 15 November 2009 at 07:40
