It seems he's the owner of a 1959 Simca P60 Aronde and he's getting nervous about a long interval between shop visits. We would be worried too, shop time with a French car should be as regular as ...

It wasn’t until 1951 that Simca built its first all-French, non-Fiat-based car, the Aronde. Taking its avian name from the French word for swallow, Aronde was immediately successful.

The word “Aronde” appears front and back of the car, a Simca “flash” on the front wings, and we are reminded of the Simca’s long-distance records at Montlhéry by a transfer, “Records du Monde” on the ...

The murder weapon was either a 1962 Simca Aronde, a homely French car with the rounded look of the early '50s that in its time and place was considered sporty for its 1500cc engine, or a 1961 ...

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The Aronde was Simca's first non-Fiat-based vehicle, and it was built in every imaginable configuration: convertible, coupe, sedan, van, and -- of course -- a pickup-truck version.

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We're not making it easy for Dearborn, however, because we've got this '61 Simca Aronde, with a what-the-hell price of just $650.

The faded Farrow and Ball grandeur of French mansions, the smoke-filled police stations and the beautiful cars right down to the Simca Aronde, all part of a faultlessly evocative 1950s continental ...

Short front and long rear overhang, elongated tailfins typify 50s cars like the Vedette The second-generation Vedette came to Australia in 1958 through Chrysler in Beaulieu trim. The Simca brand was ...