Here at CDN, we often lament the way that concept cars are all-too-often little more than pre-production prototypes of a forthcoming model, whereas in the past, they were often unashamed flights of fancy from the advanced design teams. But Citroën is an exception: their line of concepts stretching from 2002 ...
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