#3: Citroën DS (1955)
The DS rewrote the rules of comfort through engineering audacity. Its hydropneumatic suspension erased imperfections with uncanny precision. Roads lost texture; movement became fluid and detached. Passengers felt suspended rather than seated. Long journeys blurred into dreamlike continuity. Fatigue dissolved into innovation. Silence and stability replaced strain. The DS proved that comfort could be radical, making endurance feel obsolete.

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