Pierre Boulanger
Pierre Boulanger was a pivotal figure in the automotive industry, serving as the head of Citroën during a transformative period. He is best known for his ambitious vision that led to the creation of the Citroën 2CV in 1948, a vehicle designed to meet the needs of post-war France by providing an affordable and practical mode of transportation for the masses.
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Pierre Boulanger was the head of Citroen who famously required the 2CV to transport four farmers with their hats and a basket of eggs across a plowed field without breaking anything.
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