SUBSCRIBE SHOPS

Brands
Brands
Our brands

Several brands,
several adventures

L'Aventure is an association dedicated to the preservation, promotion and development of the heritage of its car brands

The association

The Association

The Peugeot Adventure

L'Aventure Peugeot is aimed at and for enthusiasts and collectors of all the creations of the Lion Brand. Cars of course, but also motorbikes, bicycles, tools, furniture, household arts, fashion...

Entering the universe

History

Models

The clubs

Shops

The Citroën Adventure

L'Aventure Citroën, through the Amicale Citroën & DS France and the Amicale Citroën Internationale, brings together collectors and enthusiasts of the Double Chevron, now more than a century old.

Entering the universe

History

Models

The clubs

Shops

The DS Automobiles Adventure

L'Aventure DS Automobiles is the third brand entity of L'Aventure. A recent structure for a recent brand... but a historic and prestigious name!

Entering the universe

Shops
Locations
Locations
The Terre Blanche Archive Centre

The Terre Blanche Archive Centre

The Terre Blanche teams collect, identify, classify, preserve and make available to researchers, professionals, collectors and those who wish to do so, the tangible evidence of more than two centuries of industrial activity.

Discover

Entrusting an archive

Search an archive

The Peugeot Adventure Museum

The Peugeot Adventure Museum

Saw blades, coffee grinders, sewing machines, tools, two-wheelers, cars from all eras, sports cars and concept cars, from 1810 to the present day, the Peugeot Adventure Museum presents more than 200 years of industrial history that began in the Montbéliard region and has spread throughout the world.

Preparing your visit

The brasserie

The shop

Restore,
maintain your vehicle

Organising an event

Citroën & DS collections

Citroën & DS collections

With nearly 300 vehicles, L’Aventure Citroën and L’Aventure DS Automobiles maintain the largest international collection of Citroëns and DS. These vehicles are for the most part in perfect condition.

Information

Restore,
maintain your vehicle

The shop

The Poissy Automobile Adventure Collection

The Poissy Automobile Adventure Collection

L'Aventure Automobile in Poissy preserves and promotes a collection of vehicles from the Poissy factory and the history of their production line.

Preparing your visit

Aventure Automobile in Poissy – CAAPY
Services
Services
Identify, certify an automobile

Obtain a certificate of conformity or a date of birth certificate

The certificate of conformity is used to correct, update or obtain a so-called "normal" vehicle registration document.
The certificate of date of collection vehicle is used to obtain a "collection" vehicle registration document, this document also serves as a birth certificate.

Making a request

Certificates and attestations

Restoring a car

Restore or maintain your vehicle

Our restoration workshops are at the service of collectors who wish to entrust us with the partial or total restoration of their vehicle while benefiting from personalised assistance

See the workshops

Restore or maintain your car

Buy, lease a car

Buy, rent a car checked by l'Aventure

Buy

Rent

Buy a spare part

Find here all the parts for your project

Find here all the parts for your restoration project
L'Aventure has embarked on a major programme to make spare parts available from the brands' historical stocks, and to re-fabricate those that are out of stock.

Other brands

Entrusting or searching for archives

Entrust or consult archives at the Terre Blanche Centre

Click here to discover our industrial archives or to participate in their enrichment by entrusting us with yours.

The archive centre

Entrusting an archive

Search an archive

Organising an event

Organising an event

The Aventure sites offer exceptional spaces to host your business meetings, personalised receptions and your most beautiful events in the heart of their collections.

At the Peugeot Adventure Museum
Clubs
News

Citroën BX

1982-1994

List of models

Sedan
Break

BX

The BX was the new standard of a modern brand, supporting the GSA in 1982 and then supplanting it. Strong Citroën genes, such as the hydropneumatic suspension and the two-body silhouette, made the BX a real success. Its range was quickly extended to include an estate car and sports versions, followed by the Xantia in 1994.