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Citroën Type A: Revision history

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11 February 2026

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  • curprev 11:1811:18, 11 February 2026 193.117.252.74 talk 2,580 bytes +2,580 Created page with "== Development and introduction == Prior to the First World War, most European automobile manufacturers operated on relatively small production scales. Few factories had annual capacities exceeding 5,000 cars, and moving assembly-line methods were not yet widely adopted in Europe.<ref name="Sedgwick1980p15">Sedgwick, Michael. ''Vintage Cars''. London: Ward Lock, 1980, p. 15.</ref> André Citroën sought to alter this landscape fundamentally. Having previously establish..."
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