The Citroën CX, a flagship executive car produced from 1975 onward, represented a pinnacle of automotive innovation and design. Building on the legacy of its predecessor, the iconic DS, the CX Series 1 captivated with its unique aerodynamic 'fuselage' styling, achieving a remarkably low drag coefficient for its era. Its engineering prowess was most notably demonstrated through its sophisticated hydropneumatic suspension system, which provided unparalleled ride comfort and adjustable ride height. Further enhancing its distinctive character were features such as optional DIRAS directional headlights and an ergonomically advanced interior with 'satellite' controls. This model competed in a premium segment, facing established luxury marques and showcasing Citroën's commitment to pushing technological boundaries.

This comprehensive service repair workshop manual offers in-depth guidance for the Citroën CX Series 1, covering all models from 1975 onwards. It provides A-Z coverage for all repairs, encompassing detailed procedures for routine maintenance, troubleshooting, component overhauls, and adjustments across all major vehicle systems. Key areas detailed include the engine, transmission, braking, suspension, steering, electrical, cooling, fuel, and exhaust systems, as well as bodywork, chassis, interior trim, and climate control. The manual includes diagnostic charts, torque specifications, and identifies special tool requirements, making it an indispensable resource for owners, mechanics, and technicians dedicated to maintaining and repairing this technologically advanced vehicle.