Introduction: The Citroen BX was the car that saved the Citroen brand from collapse. After the 1986 refresh, in 1989 there was a new range of engines installed in the car, to cope with the market requirements.

Introduction: Just three years after the model's introduction, Citroen decided to launch an updated version of its compact-sized BX in 1986, bringing better engines and an enhanced overall look for the car.

Introduction: Citroen started working on the BX model in the '70s, but its bankruptcy put the project on hold until Peugeot bought the carmaker and financed it.