WIKING head Fritz Peltzer did not want to do without this French vehicle. And, it was to be the only 1:87 passenger car from the neighbouring country for many years. When WIKING introduced the Citroën Pallas 1970 alongside the Ford Capri, this French model had already attained the status of a legend. After devoting their attention to this bedrock of the portfolio, WIKING is now releasing a new model with a finish of high-quality imprints and a contemporary colour scheme. At the time, the Citroën Pallas outdid everything that had been tried previously to deliver outstanding aerodynamics. It had managed to achieve the then-staggering cW coefficient of 0.38. Production of this Citroën model did not end until 1975 and was to put on the road 1.5 million vehicles across different series.

Body papyrus white, roof painted black, chassis grey aluminium, interior with steering wheel red-brown. Wheel rims in silver, Citroën logo on the rear, boot lock, door handles, ornamental strips, edge of the roof and rear lettering “DS Pallas” in silver. Tail lights red, upper rear indicators painted by hand.