Editing Citroën 2CV (section)

=== Fourgonnette ===

The 2CV-based delivery vans introduced in the spring of 1951 differed from the sedan from the B-pillar onwards by having a box-like, spacious cargo area that could be loaded through two gullwing doors at the rear. The van was named "Fourgonnette" by Citroën.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.citroenorigins.fr/fr/vehicule/2cv-fourgonnette|title=2CV Fourgonnette|website=Citroën Origins}}</ref>

In [[France]] and [[Switzerland]],<ref>Räto Graf: ''Citroën 2CV – Der Döschwo in der Schweiz''. edition garage 2CV, Lüdenscheid 2011, ISBN 978-3-9809082-4-5.</ref> these vehicles were often to be found at the post office and small businesses, while in [[Germany]] the possibility of acquiring a mobile home at a reasonable price was the decisive factor for buyers. Technically, this variant went through almost the same development steps as the sedan.

Production of the delivery van, also known as the "box duck", was discontinued in mid-1978. At about the same time, the high-roof variant of the [[Citroën Dyane|Dyane]], the [[Citroën Acadiane|Acadiane]], took its place.
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File:AU 1952 61 v 08.jpg|Citroën 2CV AU (1952)
File:1978.citroen.2cv.750pix.jpg|Citroën „Kasten-Ente“ AK 400 (1978)
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