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Citroen C5 Aircross
£30,000 - £41,900
From generic corporate parts, Citroen has made something likeably honest in its role as a comfy and useful member of your family.
Citroen car reviews
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Citroen C3 Aircross
£20,510 - £27,025
Unpick the cringey slogans on the doors and you’ve got yourself a roomy, sensibly-priced and comfortable take on a supermini
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Citroen C3
£18,311 - £23,730
Quirky, comfortable hatchback and cheaper than most rivals. Perhaps the e-C3 is more interesting, though
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Citroen C4
Citroen's hatch isn't like all the rest and plays big on comfort. Plus, it's not quite a crossover
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Citroen e-C3
£18,311 - £23,730
The Citroen e-C3 is a charming little goofball. The fact that it’s comfy and impressively cheap will only make you love it more
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Citroen e-Berlingo
£22,580 - £33,450
Enormously practical and built for family life, the Berlingo does all you could realistically ask of it
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Citroen C5 X
£28,385 - £42,155
When you look at what people might own – a big estate or crossover most likely – the C5 X is fine value
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Citroen C5 Aircross (2017-2025)
£30,000 - £41,900
The C5 Aircross won't scratch your driver's itch, but it's a part-of-the-family kind of car, at ease with itself
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Citroen Ami
£7,640 - £8,540
Yes, it’s a rubbish ‘car’... because it isn’t one. But it is fun to use and an entirely loveable object
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Citroen e-C4
£22,055 - £30,095
Sportiness is all well and good, but there’s no harm in prioritising comfort and serenity. The e-C4 is one such car
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Citroen C3 (2016-2024)
A characterful supermini with decent levels of comfort, the C3 has ended up as a likeable little car. If not for those with choice paralysis
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Citroen C3 Aircross (2017-2024)
Citroen's little crossover has a very useful cabin, and it's more individual than many of its ilk. Pity it's not as comfy as billed
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Citroen e-SpaceTourer
It’s big, it’s spacious, it’s comfortable, but van-like looks and a limited 143-mile range may prove too much of a turn off for some
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Citroen SM
GT motoring at its finest. A fabulous, relaxing cruiser... once you've gotten used to its eccentricities
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Citroen Traction Avant
The Traction Avant is perhaps the world's most innovative car. Lovely thing to drive, too
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Citroen DS
A true icon of beauty and technology. Always drive your heroes
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Citroen AX GT
A hot hatch that weighs as much as an early Lotus Elise – of course it’s fun. But it’ll always live in the 205 GTI’s shadow
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Citroen C1
£10,360 - £14,330
Fun to drive, fun to operate and cheap to run. Other city cars are cleverer, but it's still competitive
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Citroen C4 Cactus
£21,535 - £23,880
Citroen has made the C4 Cactus more mainstream, yet conversely it's become a more niche choice in the process
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Citroen C4 Cactus
£21,535 - £23,880
Citroen goes back to its roots and gives us something completely different, cheap, cheerful and innovative
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Citroen C4 Picasso/Grand C4 Picasso
All-new C4 Picasso is comfier and more versatile than the SUV crossovers that are all the rage
About Citroen
French manufacturer with a well deserved reputation for innovation. And also a well-deserved reputation for forays into the utterly baffling. Nothing if not original, Citroen today offers an array of sensibly priced, not-especially-driver-focused cars. Now wrapped up in the Stellantis empire, here’s hoping Citroen retains its streak of originality.