This, the littlest in the Citroen range measuring 3.40 m in length and possessing a body designed by Donato Coco. Developed by the PSA Group (Peugeot and Citroën) in a joint-venture with Toyota, the French manufacturer Citroen has been producing the C1 city car since 2005. It satisfies the ever-increasing…

Citroen’s elegant flagship C6 is designed to build on Citroen’s long and illustrious heritage of creating large, stylish, executive cars. The C6 does just that by effortlessly combining graceful, coupe-like styling with limo-style comfort and sophistication. At the same time, the C6 also looks to the future by incorporating cutting-edge…

A large family car from the French manufacturer that came in to replace the ageing Citroen Xantia in 2001, the Citroen C5 is available as a 5-door sedan with a liftback as well as a 5-door stationwagon. The liftback is essentially a hatch with a three-box design. Revised as well…

Successor of the Citroen Xsara, the radical new C4 offers a mould-breaking blend of modern styling and innovative new technologies, with notable firsts including a multi-functional fixed-centred steering wheel and an inbuilt air freshener, in addition to a superb driving experience, class-leading aerodynamics and excellent value for money. The distinctive…

The Citroën C3 supermini has been in production since 2002. It was launched as one of two replacements for the Citroën Saxo (the other is the smaller three-door Citroën C2). It was widely seen as a turning point for Citroën, reviving the marque’s reputation for distinctive, futurist design. The C3…