Editing Citroën 2CV (section)

==== 4x4 ====

Various 4×4 conversions were built by independent constructors, such as Marc Voisin, near Grenoble, some from a Méhari 4×4 chassis and a 2CV body. In the UK, Louis Barbour builds single-engined four-wheel-drive 2CVs. In the late 1990s, [[Kate Humble]] from BBC Top Gear tested one against a [[Land Rover Defender]] off-road. The 2CV won.

Another very different double front-ended, four-wheel drive (but not at the same time) 2CV, the 1952 Citroën Cogolin, also known as the ''Bicéphale'', was built for the French Fire Service—the Sapeur-Pompiers. This was meant to enable the car to drive into a narrow position and away again without having to turn.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://daveburnhamcitroen.com/specials.html |title=Special projects: Cogolin |website=Dave Burnham Citroën |location=Delanson, NY |access-date=21 August 2016}}</ref>