CITROËN : Limited edition rarity - Lot 26

CITROËN : Limited edition rarity BX Ourane 1993 A BX Turbo Diesel in this condition? Hard to find! Ex-Conservatoire Citroën d'Aulnay-sous-Bois Limited edition of the classic 1990's BX Only 75,400 km Favourable CT dated 10/12/2025 Serviced for sale Chassis n°VF7XBEK0019EK7873 French registration document Available in two colors only, this model comes in an elegant Triton green. It features special upholstery combining plain velvet and green check patterns, an exclusive four-spoke steering wheel and air conditioning. With just 75,400 km on the odometer and in sumptuous original condition, this car was owned for several years by the Conservatoire Citroën d'Aulnay-sous-Bois, as attested by a copy of the vehicle registration document. It was then auctioned off at the official L'Aventure Peugeot Citroën sale in September 2021. It was on this occasion that its current owner purchased it. A fan of the model and its comfort, he confided to us that he had driven it over 15,000 km, always with pleasure and frugality! The car was originally delivered by Garage de Verdun, Citroën's agent in Rouen, and bore the registration number "3953 QH 76". It is still fitted with its dealer-mounted anti-theft device. The file is complete, including the logbook and service book stamped by Citroën in Rouen up to 2008, when it had only 49,000 km. Also included are manuals for the Blaupunkt Paris RCR 42 car radio and the Telexalarm SRA alarm. An amusing anecdote: the owner's manual contains numerous handwritten annotations, added in pencil, concerning the operation of the vehicle or repairs and maintenance carried out at the time at the Verdun garage. Other annotations come from Citroën Conservatory technicians, proof that the car was regularly used and pampered like a museum piece. For frequent travelers and nostalgic enthusiasts alike, this is a remarkable way of driving and preserving one of the most comfortable and atypical French sedans of the 1990s, the majority of which unfortunately disappeared under the blows of successive scrappage bonuses.