IAA 2011: Citroën Looks into the Past to Shape its Future with the Tubik Concept
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IAA 2011: Citroën Looks into the Past to Shape its Future with the Tubik Concept



If you are not familiar with Citroën's long history, you will most likely find the Tubik as another concept model with an overly futuristic design language.

But the truth is that the French automaker looked into its past for inspiration as the Tubik pays homage to Citroën's iconic 1939 Tub van and its replacement, the 1948 Type H that was produced for more than three decades.

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