The best thing France has ever done. No wonder it stayed

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>>15177189
It was never as good as the Bedford Rascal.

>>15177202
Isn't that just a rebadged Suzuki Carry?
I knew a guy who had a bright orange one with an SR20 swap. You couldn't brake too hard or the back eheels would come off the ground.

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>>15177326
It is, must be very practical

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Nah, I'd rather commend the French on their superb hydropneumatic suspensions, as they help mechanics keep their jobs

>>15177646
What do you mean you have to replace rubber hoses after a few years? That sounds so unreliable.

Renault 4 : 1961-1994
Citroën 2cv : 1948-1990

>>15177189
Thats a good van, but France has built a lot of great cars that lasted decades in production.

Their simplicity is why people love them. A lot like LandRover in a way.
Except you won't get a polonidal sinus from riding in one.

>>15177202
Fuck off with your absolutely shit meme,hope you roll and die in that tincan

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>>15179184
the true GOAT

quite literally too

>>15179211

Suzuki Carry - 55 years and still going
2CV - 42 years and dead
Renault 4 - 33 years and done

>>15181744

To be fair, the 2CV, Renault 4 and C15 were unotouched during all those years while the Carry has been updated with each generation.

>>15181744
VW Beetle 1938-2003
65 years baby

2CVs and Renault 4s are still used by farmers and businesses for delivery shit today. I bet Citroen would still make them if it weren't for safety regulations.

Pretty neat desu.

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You're confusing best and most useful. Those are just useful econoboxes. This is the single best thing France has ever done.

>>15177189
I used to work for a firm that had a C15 as a runaround. It was as slow as fuck but you could get a huge amount of crap in it (750 Kg payload, I seem to remember) and it was super cozy to drive with the world's most efficient heater.

Ah, happy days driving around rural Yorkshire listening to Mark and Lard on Radio 1 in that shitbox.

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>>15181844
Almost.

>>15181844
>tfw you'll never own a mid-50s french spaceship on wheels