The French called it 'deux chevaux' - two horses - for its 2hp engine. Euan's model was a very early one, not at all like the tarted up fancy ones that tiptoe round chic Paris back streets these days.
A well known New Zealand women's magazine once ran a review of the Citröen which its writer called 'deux cheveux'. I wrote to them and pointed out that that meant 'two hairs' but they never replied!
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