World’s softest car ride and best egg-protector was way back in 1948: the French Citroën 2CV

This humble little French car, designed for rural farmers, primitive 1930s dirt roads, and bumpy fields, had an incredibly smooth ride and, with its canvas roof and trunk, a farmer could take the canvas off and transport fence posts, lumber, even a sheep or cow to market. 😉

I drove in one of these in 1977 from Kufstein, Austria to Munich, Germany to visit the astounding German Museum. It took only five minutes to reach 60 mph. 😉

Of course, they cannot say that, except for 1) its amazing suspension, where the clever Frenchies definitely kicked our German butts, and 2) the radial tire, a big innovation back in 1948 (with the famous tire-maker Michelin controlling Citroen), the Citroën 2CV was based largely on our VW Beetle, because, you know, the originator of THAT car had gassed six trillion jews and started WWII to “conquer the world” (which the jews, a race of sensitive poets, would never do. 😉 )

Oh — and the VW creator also “invaded” France, after, err, well, actually… it and England had sort-of declared war on him. 😉

(“Poles smash into East Prussia,” eh? LOL!)

“Zis, in ze bäck, iss ze portable gas chämber!” “Oh, wunderbar!” 

Wiki:

Both the design and the history of the 2CV mirror the Volkswagen Beetle in significant ways. Conceived in the 1930s, to make motorcars affordable to regular people for the first time in their countries, both [the VW Beetle and the Citroen 2CV] went into large-scale production in the late 1940s, featuring air-cooled boxer engines at the same end as their driven axle, omitting a length-wise drive shaft, riding on exactly the same 2,400 mm (94.5 in) wheelbase, and using a platform chassis to facilitate the production of derivative models.

You can smell the Zyklon!

Just like the Beetle, the 2CV became not only a million seller, but also one of the few cars in history to continue a single generation in production for over four decades.

But the Citroen 2CV, called the “Ugly Duckling” (“die hässliche Ente” ) by Germans, was an amazing car in its own right, with an amazingly smooth ride, designed to “not break a basket of eggs while driving over ruts in a field,” and getting an incredible 95 miles per gallon (2.5 liters per 100 km)!

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The royal Frederiksborg Castle, north of Copenhagen, from an era when Norway and Denmark were under one king

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