This 1990 Citroën BX 16 TZI is a three-owner example finished in Silver over a Black interior and shows 114,963 kilometers (~71,440 miles). Powered by a 1.6-liter inline-four producing 88 horsepower, it’s paired with a manual transmission and features the innovative hydropneumatic suspension system that defined Citroën’s engineering for decades. With its angular lines, lightweight construction, and signature ride quality, the BX 16 TZI stands as a uniquely French interpretation of the compact saloon—practical, quirky, and unmistakably Citroën.

This example presents in original condition, and according to the seller, has not been involved in any known accidents. The Silver exterior maintains its factory finish with clean, crisp lines and minimal visible wear, reflecting the car’s mileage and careful ownership over the years. The Black interior remains tidy and representative of Citroën’s distinct 1990s design language, with its asymmetrical dashboard, single-spoke steering wheel, and geometric switchgear.

Mechanically, the 1569cc petrol engine is said to run well, and a new timing belt has recently been installed—an important piece of maintenance that ensures peace of mind for the next owner. The seller reports the car drives as it should, with the supple suspension and light steering delivering the floating, cushioned ride that BXs are known for.