

Cimier model
By 1933, the existing Voisin models were
becoming outdated, as the new fashion was for 'aerodynamics'. Voisin
managed to persuade his administrators to let him design a new model, the
C25. The new design incorporated swept wings and finally departed from the
previous angular forms. Front bucket seats and a rear seat for three were
included. The interior was light and airy, in part due to a series of
portholes let into the roof. Although the real excitement during that
Paris Salon was the launch of the Citroen Traction Avant, many were struck
with the lines of the Voisin. Concerned that the design might not be to
the liking of more stayed clientele, Voisin also produced the Cimier model
on the same chassis. The Aerodyne is one of the most desirable models of
the marque.

With the roof open, there was a complete
absence of frame, giving a wonderful open aspect.

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Wheelbase |
3280 mm |
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Track |
1400 - 1350 mm |
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top speed |
150 kph |
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production |
28 |
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Engine |
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Type |
6 cylinder in line
sleeve valve |
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capacity |
2994 cm3 |
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bore and stroke |
76 X 110 |
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power output |
90CV |
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induction |
2 Zenith carburettors |
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valves |
sleeve |
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cooling |
water pump |
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ignition |
distributor and coil |
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Transmission |
rear wheels |
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clutch |
multi disk clutch plate |
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gearbox |
4 speed (with 2
rear)manual |
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