No. 2,999 in Spanish
citroën
"Citroën" is not a Spanish word; it is the name of a French automobile brand.
In a sentence
Compré un Citroën nuevo este fin de semana.
I bought a new Citroën this weekend.
'Citroën' refers to the car brand, used as a noun to indicate the product purchased.
El Citroën que pasó era de color rojo brillante.
The Citroën that passed by was bright red.
'Citroën' again represents the car brand, here specifically describing a car observed on the road.
Mi vecino está restaurando un viejo Citroën.
My neighbor is restoring an old Citroën.
'Citroën' designates the model of the car that is being repaired, showing the brand's association with classic cars.
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