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If you're in the market for a car that's practical, easy to drive and economical to own, then a used Citroen C3 Picasso is a great choice. With lots of headroom and a spacious interior, the C3 Picasso is an excellent choice of vehicle for families. It offers good visibility and is great value, and there are various engine options to choose from.
While the C3 Picasso was available with petrol or diesel engines and manual or automatic gearboxes, all models came standard with front-wheel drive.
PetrolIts smaller size makes the Citroen C3 Picasso easy to drive, but the boxy exterior means the cabin has enough room for a family, making it quite practical.
Interior spaceProduction of the Citroen C3 Picasso began in 2008, shortly after the C4 Picasso, to replace the Xsara Picasso MPV. Based on the C3 platform, the Picasso MPV has an impressive amount of interior room and was updated in 2013 to revamp the engines to meet Euro 6 standards. However, the lineup was discontinued in 2017 before it could enter another generation.
Greenest
1.2 PureTech Edition 5dr
Cheapest
1.4 VTi 16V VT 5dr
Fastest
1.6 VTi 16V VTR+ 5dr
The 1.6-litre diesel engine been the most popular because of the higher efficiency ratings, making them cheaper to run. However, petrol engines are also common and easy to find among used cars.
C3 Picasso models came in Edition and Platinum variants for the final year. However, earlier variants included Exclusive, Selection, VT and VTR+. The VTR+ has been the most popular due to its extra features, such as cruise control, rear parking sensors, air conditioning and Bluetooth hands-free connection.
Customers should look out for electric windows, which make it easier to get fresh air, while the folding door mirrors allow for parking in tighter spaces. There are also some styling features that are worth looking for, such as the black design accents or panoramic sunroof.
Yes, there's more space in the C3 Picasso than it first appears. The rear seat also slides forward and backwards, allowing you to choose between more leg room for passengers or extra boot space for cargo depending on the journey.
With the C3 Picasso discontinued 2017, Citroen never released a hybrid engine. However, the diesel engines were quite efficient, keeping the cost to run relatively low.
Yes, the Citroen C3 Picasso did have an available automatic transmission, but they aren't easy to find among used cars. The manual gearbox is much more popular and cheaper to buy.
No, Citroen built all of its C3 Picasso models with front-wheel drive. With power transferred to the front wheels only, efficiency is maximised. The C3 Picasso has great handling on typical road surfaces and in normal weather conditions.
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