My dad was impressed with them. Called them the "French Lemon", which I guess "Citroen" sort-of means if translated to English. Citroën was the first to have front-wheel drive, first with unibody, and first with air-suspension.
To be technical, the French invented the four-stroke-cycle engine (it wasn't Otto),and also the "diesel" principal. The French were pretty creative until they got socialized.
Several of my 80s Subuaru 4WD wagons also had the air-suspension. Push a button and the whole car gets higher off the ground.
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