Citroën C35

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The Citroën C35 is a light commercial van produced from the mid-1970s through the 1980s, developed jointly by Citroën and Fiat and known for its robust, practical design for cargo and utility use.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf light commercial vehicle
panel van
bodyStyle panel van
van
brand Citroën
cargoCapacityType high-roof cargo area
chassisType unibody
class light commercial vehicle
coDevelopedInCountry Italy
collaborationWith Fiat
countryOfOrigin France
developedBy Citroën
Fiat
doorConfiguration rear double doors
sliding side door
driveType front-wheel drive
engineConfiguration inline-four engine
fuelType diesel
petrol
introducedAs successor to earlier Citroën vans
layout front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout
manufacturer Citroën
Fiat
marketedBy Citroën dealers
marketSegment cargo transport
utility vehicle
notableFeature practical design
robust design
platformSharing Fiat 242
productionEnd 1991
productionPeriod 1970s
1980s
productionStart 1974
relatedModel Fiat 242
segment European light van segment
successor Citroën C25
linked to: Citroën C35

Citroën Jumper
targetCustomer fleet operators
small businesses
transmission manual transmission
useCase delivery services
trade and construction
vehicleCategory commercial vehicle
wheelbaseVariant long wheelbase
short wheelbase

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Fiat 242 alsoSoldAs Citroën C35
Citroën Jumpy successorTo Citroën C25 (in Citroën light van range)
linked to: Citroën C35
Citroën Dispatch predecessor Citroën C25 (functional predecessor in range)
linked to: Citroën C35
Peugeot J5 alsoSoldAs Citroën C25
linked to: Citroën C35
Peugeot J5 platformSharedWith Citroën C25
linked to: Citroën C35
Sevel platform underpins Citroën C25
linked to: Citroën C35
Citroën C35 successor Citroën C25
linked to: Citroën C35