1977 Citroen GS Reviews

You'll find all our 1977 Citroen GS reviews right here. 1977 Citroen GS prices range from $2,090 for the GS Club to $4,070 for the GS Club.

Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.

The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find Citroen dating back as far as 1972.

Or, if you just want to read the latest news about the Citroen GS, you'll find it all here.

Citroen Reviews and News

Is this Europe's answer to the Subaru Outback? Citroen C5 X 2023 pricing and specs revealed!
By Matt Campbell · 12 Oct 2022
The Citroen C5 X is the definition of a crossover model.
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Citroen C3 2023 review
By James Cleary · 10 Oct 2022
It may be a tiny blip on the Australian new car sales radar, but Citroen has a dedicated following here. Could the C3 be just what you're looking for in a city-sized hatch that doesn't follow the path of least resistance?
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Citroen C4 2023 review: Long-term | Part 2
By Justin Hilliard · 30 Sep 2022
The new-generation Citroen C4 has a clear focus on design. After all, it's a hatchback, fastback and SUV all rolled into one. But does its style-centric approach mean practicality has taken a big hit? Thankfully, the answer's no. In fact, this French model has a few surprises up its sleeve...
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Citroen a no-go for light commercials in Australia with Peugeot carrying the load, but still no ute plans
By James Cleary · 30 Sep 2022
Although Citroen light-commercial vans like the Berlingo and Dispatch have had success in Australia, sister brand Peugeot is now the designated hitter in that part of the market, with full-electric LCVs on the way.
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Rester sur place! Citroen to stay in Australia despite modest sales
By James Cleary · 22 Sep 2022
Citroen has been in the Australian new car market for close to a century, however in recent years the flow of sales has slowed to a trickle. But the brand says it is here to stay.
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Citroen C4 2023 review: Long-term | Part 1
By Justin Hilliard · 29 Aug 2022
The third-generation Citroen C4 is a hatchback, liftback and SUV all in one, and now it's the next model to enter the long-term CarsGuide garage. But could this menage a trois actually be good value for a French model? Spoiler alert: yes.
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Gone too soon? Mercedes-Benz X-Class, Mitsubishi Express, Ford Endura and more of Australia's shortest-lived cars
By Tony O'Kane · 23 Jul 2022
Are these mercy killings, or the cruel hand of fate? Not all short-lived cars deserved to die young, but then again the candle that burns half as long doesn’t always burn twice as bright.
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Is it an SUV? Or a sedan? Or both? Citroen C4 X challenges the norm, but it's not the world's first jacked-up sedan
By Tim Nicholson · 30 Jun 2022
Citroen has always been known for breaking rules with left-field design, starting with early models like the 2CV through to more recent models like the C6 sedan from 2005.While its current design direction might not be as groundbreaking as some of its pas
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Bring back the Toyota Tarago! The Volkswagen ID Buzz has reignited the retro design boom so here are five iconic models that should be brought back to life
By Tim Nicholson · 20 Mar 2022
Volkswagen has just ripped the covers from its retro-referencing ID Buzz people mover and van.The spunky all-electric bus is a modern take on the iconic Kombi (or Transporter, or Bulli, depending on where you're from) that made its debut in 1950.Volkswage
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