About this car
Launched in 1926 as Citroën's refined successor to the B12, the B14 used a 1539cc four-cylinder producing around 22 hp and featured all-steel Budd-influenced bodywork. Offered in saloon, torpedo, and commercial variants, it was a pragmatic, affordable family car for interwar France.
Year
1926
Origin
🇫🇷 France
Power
22 hp
Value
~$18K
Production
~50000 units
Spots on Carva
1
