Production chronology1972–1974
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Low-cost Chilean utility developed at Arica from the 2CV/FAF concept, visually inspired by the Méhari but using folded local steel body panels rather than the French car's ABS plastic. The Argentine-sourced engine drove the front wheels. It was named for the Yagán people and was sold partly to state and military users. This is a Citroën model, not an independent marque.
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Published histories commonly report 651 Yagán vehicles; some institutional accounts discuss broader plans but do not provide a competing completed total.