Citroën BX Overview (1982 - 1993)
1982 - 1993


Tech Specs Summary
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- 96 - 137 mph
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- 7.5 - 17.4 seconds
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- 60 - 197 hp
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- 13.1 - 41.3 mpg
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- 1,997 - 2,822 lbs
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- 30.4 ft3 (Wagon)
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- 15.7 ft3 (Hatchback)
The Citroën BX was produced by the French manufacturer Citroën between 1982 - 1993. It's a front engined car with either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive and came as either a wagon or hatchback. There are many power levels available, ranging from a 60 hp 1.4 L Inline 4 gasoline engine all the way to a 197 hp 2.1 L Inline 4 Turbo gasoline engine. It has macpherson strut front suspension and torsion beam rear suspension.
Performance Pick
If you're interested in performance, the best performance version of the BX is the Citroën BX 4TC which scores 2.9★ on the encyCARpedia Rating system for performance. With total power at 197 hp and a power/weight ratio of 14.33 lb/hp it has a top speed of 137 mph and gets to 62 mph in 7.5 seconds.
Practicality Pick
If you're more interested in practicality, then the Citroën BX Break TZD Turbo is the best practical all-rounder with a score of 3.4★ on the encyCARpedia Rating system for practicality. It has a range of 695 miles and can store 30.4 cubic feet of cargo. It also has an unbraked towing capacity of 1,124 lbs and a braked towing capacity of 2,425 lbs.


1982-1993 BX Overview
