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Published: 2011-01-23 10:46:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 2937; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 52
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Citroën Traction Avant.EDIT: better photo.
This car is not a regular taxi I think; it belongs to a hotel.
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Most known here as the 11 Légère, incorrectly called 11 "Ligeiro", which means 'agile and fast'...while légère means...'light'.
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But it's still quite an agile model, considering its age...I think.
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To jest chyba wersja z lat 50-tych, bo ma charakterystyczne listwy i kierunkowskazy na błotnikach.
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Bardzo możliwe; nie znam się zbytnio na tych Cytrynach.
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To raczej tylko dla gości hotelowych.
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Ciekawe ile chcą za nockę? X] Przejechać się takim to musi być ciekawe przeżycie.
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Niezły klasyk. Bardzo podobają mi się właśnie takie auta.
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Jeśli chodzi o takie naprawdę stare auta, to Traction Avant jest jednym z popularniejszych - w Bydgoszczy widziałem już kilka różnych. Auto było dość popularne w PRL-u, szczególnie w SB, a nawet Milicja takich używała.
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La Traction Avant! Tre Bien!
(Tre Bien is French for beautiful)
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I have to say it's one of the most popular 30's/40's antique cars here. Obviously not as popular as, for example, VW Golf III, but popular among classic car fans and restorers. I've seen about 3-4 different examples in my nearest city.
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Bydgoszcz, Hotel Bohema 
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Very nice picture... is it really a taxi? Never imagined that a car that was designed almost 80 years ago would be legal as a taxi...
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I don't know it is really a normal taxi, but I think it's some kind of advert of that hotel.
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Probably a fleet car for the hotel for picking up important dignitaries and regular customers etc . . .
These cars can still be used as Taxi's in most countries. In Rural France you see them running around as taxis (not quite as neat as this) since the day their meter first logged, vignette's all across their windshield.
General rule of thumb is as long as there's not been a break in their service as a taxi they don't have to be pensioned off. Since some of these have been stretched and turned into wedding limos (technically speaking a private hire car) I'd say these are a special case and can be used as a taxi in most countries.
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I saw that ad on TV
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