Citroën Citroën is a French automobile manufacturer founded in 1919 by André Citroën and today part of PSA Peugeot Citroën. Its headquarters are located in Paris, rue Fructidor. Originally a manufacturer with relatively simple designs, the Citroën car shocked the world in 1935 with the innovative Traction Avant (front-wheel drive) (1935-1954). Until the late 1980s, the company had a reputation for designing cars in an original way.
Citroën has won many international awards, such as 3 times Car of the Year in Europe, 10 times Car of the Year in Spain, 8 times Car of the Year in Italy[1] Auto Europa, 3 times Car of the Year in Ireland.
Citroën is the only car manufacturer to have won three official championships of the International Automobile Federation: the World Rally Raid Championship, the World Rally Championship, and the World Touring Car Championship. Citroën is the manufacturer that has won the most world championship titles: 15 World Championship titles in 15 participations. Citroën has won the World Rally Raid Championship five times, the World Rally Championship “WRC” eight times, and the World Touring Car Championship “WTCC” once.

An average depreciation of 11.10% with an average value per vehicle of R$78,188Leaving the Citroën ranked 22nd in the list of brands that depreciate the least in one year.