Citroen mulls Mehari revival to add fun to the brand

The Mehari was popular as a utility car.

June 16, 2015 05:00 AM

BIRMINGHAM, England -- Citroen is considering a revival of its iconic Mehari lightweight utility car to help give the brand a “fun” image, CEO Linda Jackson said.

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