Deemed good enough for mass production, the Citroën was termed by its French manufacturer as 'Creative Technology' (en Français of course). Available on the Motors.co.uk site, the Citroën will provide a great family car which continues to utilise the safety features it orginally pioneered back in the day
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| Most popular Colour | Grey |
| Most popular fuel type | Petrol |
| Average Power delivery | 96 BHP |
| Average fuel economy | 64 MPG |
| Average price | £8,258 |
| Average mileage | 30,028 |
Citroen cars are famed for their safety, style and technology. They are quintessentially French and built for all kinds of users, including the hurried city driver, the large family and the business executive. Citroen really does have a car for everybody and it is no surprise that it is one France’s most popular brands.
Outside of America, Citroen was the first car manufacturer to use mass production and at one time, it was the largest car manufacturer in Europe. It was always considered to be at the forehead of automotive technology, creating many innovations including the first commercial diesel passenger car.
Following the Second World War, Citroen developed to famous 2CV, targeted at providing French rural workers with a mechanical alternative to the horse. Although it went through many design changes, the car’s manufacture was continued until 1990.
Today, there are many Citroen cars to choose from. There are frugal city cars such as the C1 and C2, Multispace vehicles such as the Berlingo and, at the top of the range, the magnificent executive C6. Of course, there is also the ubiquitous Picasso which is available in a large range of styles and formats.
As Citroen cars are so popular, there are generally thousands of them available on the UK used car market. Naturally, you can find them at authorised Citroen dealers, independent traders and private sellers but no matter where you are intending to source your used Citroen, Motors.co.uk can find a deal on a used one near you.
Citroen has a major involvement with motorsport. The manufacturer has won the World Rally Championship on six occasions and the Rally Rain and Dakar Rally on multiple occasions, so it is no surprise to find many sporty used Citroens on the market.
Find your perfect deal on a used Citroen at Motors.co.uk.
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