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Citroen Mehari 1968 - 1988 Smartphone Case - Racing Stripes Color:Oil Black and response timesCitroen Mehari 1968 1988 Cell Phone Case for Smartphone The Citron Mhari was a light utility car and off roader produced by Citron, as a variant of the Citron 2CV. The name Mehari came from a type of fast running camel, and was designed by French World War II fighter ace Count Roland de la Poype, who headed a plastic company. The Mehari had a body made of ABS plastic, of course, with a soft top and employed the flat twin engine shared with the 2CV.