#FrenchCars

French automaker Citroen is once again giving you a reason to wish its cars were sold on this side of the Atlantic, unveiling a handsome new crossover at the Shanghai Motor Show.

Making its official debut at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show, this is the Citroen DS 7 Crossback.

New vehicles from Group PSA, which consists of Peugeot, Citreon and DS, are returning to the U.S. streets but you won’t be able to buy one, at least at first. 

Peugeot PSA Citroen will get a three-billion Euro injection backed in part by Chinese stakeholder Dongfeng.

PSA Peugeot Citroen and Dongfeng Motor Group have agreed on the main terms of an alliance that will be backed by a $4.1 to $5.5 billion capital injection for the French automaker.

Chinese automaker Dongfeng Motor Corporation is reportedly planning to take a 30 percent stake in PSA/Peugeot-Citroen.

If you’ve been saving your nickels and dimes in hopes of snapping up a Bugatti Galibier once the high-dollar four-door became available we have some bad news. It sounds like the car has been canceled.

French automaker Citroen might not make money (in fact it lost $6.7 billion last year) but it sure can make a mean diorama.

Renault is working hard on its Alpine sports car, built in collaboration with Caterham, which the French automaker aims to launch within three years. 

General Motors announced today that it will work with French automaker PSA Peugeot-Citroen to develop a new generation of small engines.

Renault’s sports car caught made a splash big enough to justify production, or so it seems.

We may never seem them on our shores, but there are a few honorable mentions from French automakers on display at the Paris Motor Show.

Managing to look different than any sports concept today but still exotic, the Renault Alpine A110-50 concept broke free of still pictures and graced our screens in motion.

Pictures of the Renault Alpine A110-50 supercar have leaked onto the internet, giving you a preview of what to expect at this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix when the car is publicly unveiled. 

Initially rumored to be based on a Nissan GT-R, the Renault Alpine has been reborn and a lone photo has leaked ahead of the sports car’s planned debut at the Monaco Grand Prix this weekend.