Quirk Database1960sFranceNormal-looking, weird inside

Citroën Ami 6

The Citroën Ami 6 is a small four-door sedan made by Citroën in France from 1961 (the Ami range ran until 1978). Its weirdest quirk: The rear window slopes backward, the 'wrong' way, so the roof overhangs it.

Flaminio Bertoni's 2CV-based family car, powered by a 602cc flat-twin and styled like nothing else on French roads.

Weird features:Windows

1961–1978 · Small four-door sedan · 0 sold prices logged

Photo of a Citroën Ami 6
Photo: Citroën Ami 6. By Krzysztof Golik, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped by Wrong Turn Garage; the homepage thumbnail is a stylized duotone version.

Quick facts

  • Maker: Citroën
  • Years: 1961–1978
  • Country of origin: France
  • Body type: Small four-door sedan
  • Engine: 602cc air-cooled flat-twin
  • Weirdest quirk: The rear window slopes backward, the 'wrong' way, so the roof overhangs it.
  • Sold prices logged: 0

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