Citroën SM 1970 - 1975

The Citroën SM is an emblematic French grand touring sedan, launched in 1970 and produced until 1975, which embodies the pinnacle of avant-garde design and technological luxury of the chevron brand. A true masterpiece of Citroën SM history, this revolutionary model combines the DS heritage with Maserati innovation, fitted with a prestigious V6 engine and refined hydropneumatic suspension to offer an unmatched driving experience for its time. Positioned between large German sedans and Italian GTs, the SM appeals to demanding customers seeking prestige and performance, with futuristic design signed by Bertone that does not age. Although production ceased several decades ago, the Citroën SM generations remain highly prized by collectors and classic car enthusiasts, representing exceptional mechanical and styling heritage. Its influence persists in the DNA of modern high-end sedans, particularly in the French premium segment where it remains a historical reference. Today, the Citroën SM model technical specifications testify to its remarkable specifications for the time: over 170 horsepower, a top speed exceeding 220 km/h and legendary road holding that distinguished it from competitors such as the Jaguar XJ or Mercedes 450 SEL.