Citroën CX

Car Sedan

14 variants · 6 registers with powertrain counts · 1 source

Years on record

The first and last year each official register has the Citroën CX on record.

Netherlands
1975–1991
Surviving fleet by first-registration year.
Finland
1975–2016
Surviving fleet by first-registration year.

Worldwide popularity

Top 30% worldwide

Measured from real registration and fleet counts, not clicks or hype.

Where it's been spotted

Australia Finland Luxembourg Netherlands New Zealand Norway Switzerland Ukraine United Kingdom

Evidence of real vehicles in each country's official register. Grey imports count, because they're real vehicles on real roads.

Variants & sources

14 variants · 6 registers with powertrain counts · 1 source

Researched from published references, with the sources listed.

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Registration history

1975: 3 vehicles 1976: 18 vehicles 1977: 26 vehicles 1978: 17 vehicles 1979: 9 vehicles 1980: 19 vehicles 1981: 22 vehicles 1982: 23 vehicles 1983: 47 vehicles 1984: 59 vehicles 1985: 130 vehicles 1986: 157 vehicles 157 1987: 136 vehicles 1988: 91 vehicles 1989: 45 vehicles 1990: 6 vehicles 1991: 1 vehicle 1975 1991
Netherlands: Surviving fleet by first-registration year
1975: 1 vehicle 1978: 1 vehicle 1981: 1 vehicle 1982: 1 vehicle 1983: 1 vehicle 1984: 1 vehicle 1985: 4 vehicles 1986: 2 vehicles 1987: 2 vehicles 1988: 7 vehicles 7 1989: 3 vehicles 1990: 1 vehicle 2008: 3 vehicles 2010: 3 vehicles 2011: 1 vehicle 2012: 3 vehicles 2013: 1 vehicle 2014: 1 vehicle 2015: 2 vehicles 2016: 1 vehicle 1975 2016
Finland: Surviving fleet by first-registration year
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Netherlands
1975 3
1976 18
1977 26
1978 17
1979 9
1980 19
1981 22
1982 23
1983 47
1984 59
1985 130
1986 157
1987 136
1988 91
1989 45
1990 6
1991 1
Finland
1975 1
1978 1
1981 1
1982 1
1983 1
1984 1
1985 4
1986 2
1987 2
1988 7
1989 3
1990 1
2008 3
2010 3
2011 1
2012 3
2013 1
2014 1
2015 2
2016 1

From official registers, as of 2026.10.3. Bases differ per country, so never compare across panels.

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  "name": "CX",
  "make": {
    "id": "citroen",
    "name": "Citroën"
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  "body_type": "sedan",
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    "ch",
    "fi",
    "gb",
    "lu",
    "nl",
    "no",
    "nz",
    "ua"
  ],
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    "eu",
    "oc"
  ],
  "popularity": {
    "global_decile": 6,
    "mass_decile": 3,
    "rarity": "average"
  },
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    "car/citroen/cx-22-trs",
    "car/citroen/cx-22trs",
    "car/citroen/cx-2400",
    "car/citroen/cx-25",
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    "car/citroen/cx-pallas",
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    "car/citroen/cx20",
    "car/citroen/cx2000",
    "car/citroen/cx2200",
    "car/citroen/cx22trs",
    "car/citroen/cx2400",
    "car/citroen/cx2400-pallas",
    "car/citroen/cx25",
    "car/citroen/cx2500",
    "car/citroen/cx25gti"
  ],
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}

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