Citroen SM USA Promo Film

[@discount8508]

it still has more innovations than most cars today

[@kurtsigouin5199]

Greg what a treasure, thanks for sharing.

[@jkowal5004]

It is a pity that such cars are not produced anymore.

[@callumduncan6728]

if it was launched today as a high performance EV it would be a futuristic sensation it was so far ahead of its time it was beyond the imagination of most in 1970 it is magnificent

[@rodneyjohnson8921]

Qaà

[@michakwiecien1133]

Thank you so much for sharing this! The SM is a car I hope I get to own or at least drive one day. It’s just so spectacular.

[@ClassicCarDriver]

What’s that kid doing throwing rocks at it???!😦

[@Chambi95]

Une coutume américaine sans doute !

[@jayartz8562]

Cool, I'll take 2.

[@vladgladkov237]

Thank French car enthusiast Greg

[@eugeneviollet-le-duc5971]

Certainement l’une des plus belle et extraordinaire GT…!

[@philippeplouchart8156]

This car should have been the M-B killer, as fun as a Mustang.

[@rolandfaragher-horwell1547]

Is that Orson Welles narrating?

[@Aldoborzoni]

Certainly not!

[@chulyrodriguez7700]

P

[@automotohistory4619]

Ill-conceived promotional video, a total mess of flying-hi visuals together with horror movie and totally psychedelic background music... Such a horrific positioning very well explains why the SM failed in the US...

[@greglong3435]

I don’t believe the SM failed in the USA. They sold over 2000 of them in a 16 month period which, for a basically unknown brand, with an expensive complex car was quite a feat. The fact that Citroen decided to not federalize it for ‘74 for the new bumper height rules is what doomed it to failure.