Heller Citroen B14 Normande

Motor replica. The hood can be displayed open or closed. At the automobile show in October 1926, Citroën presented a completely new car, the B.14. The low chassis was lighter and mounted on leaf springs at both the front and rear. All four wheels were equipped with drum brakes, the steering was more responsive, and the fuel tank had a capacity of 30 liters. The design of the car particularly focused on elegance, and the B.14 was offered in two or three harmoniously selected colors, with thin-walled embellishments that were also coordinated with the wheels. It can be confidently said that it was the B.14 that allowed Citroën to achieve modern industrial dimensions at that time, with 35,000 employees, 4 factories, 11 branches worldwide, and 500 dealers.