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• Citroën Berlingo MPV (2018 onwards) Review

  Masses of space in this flexible van-derived car

  

  Parkers rating: 4 out of 5 4.0

  New price: £20,415 - £28,630

  PROS

  • Even more practical than before
  • Comfortable, relaxed to drive
  • Efficient range of engines
  • Decent build quality

  CONS

  • Good value, but not a bargain
  • No disguising it’s a van with windows
  • Front-end styling not to all tastes

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• Citroën C3 (2017 onwards) Review

  French Fiesta fighter is a quirkily appealing alternative

  

  Parkers rating: 4 out of 5 4.0

  New price: £15,990 - £20,275

  PROS

  • Quirky, attractive styling
  • Personalisation options
  • Comfortable interior
  • Impressive ride
  • Lots of safety kit

  CONS

  • Looks won’t suit everyone
  • Jerky auto gearbox
  • No autonomous braking available
  • Not the sharpest drive
  • Optional 17-inch wheels affect that ride comfort

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• Citroën C3 Aircross SUV (2017 onwards) Review

  Quirky compact crossover majors on style, space and technology

  

  Parkers rating: 4 out of 5 4.0

  New price: £18,385 - £22,230

  PROS

  • Bold styling
  • Good practicality
  • Capable engines
  • Lots of kit
  • Decent to drive

  CONS

  • Could ride better
  • No height adjustment on passenger seat
  • Panoramic sunroof spoils headroom
  • Slack-feeling manual gearbox
  • Will Puretech 82 engine be strong enough for an SUV?

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• Citroën C4 Cactus Hatchback (2018 onwards) Review

  Comfortable and easy to live with, but too flawed for most drivers

  

  Parkers rating: 3.9 out of 5 3.9

  New price: £20,280 - £23,875

  PROS

  • Light, efficient and distinctively styled
  • Useful levels of practicality
  • More comfortable than old Cactus
  • Good value for money

  CONS

  • It's lost some of its character
  • Handling takes some getting used to
  • Over-reliance on touchscreen
  • Lacks rugged build quality of some rivals

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• Citroën C5 Aircross (2018 onwards) Review

  A distinctive-looking and comfortable addition to a crowded SUV market

  

  Parkers rating: 4.1 out of 5 4.1

  New price: £24,295 - £33,250

  PROS

  • Distinctive styling inside and out
    
  • Comfortable ride quality and seats
    
  • Decently sized interior that's well finished
    

  CONS

  • If you're after a sharp drive, look elsewhere
    
  • Lacks a high-power petrol version
  • You're waiting until 2020 for the PHEV version

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French firm Citroën was founded in 1919 and was the first company to mass-produce cars outside of the USA. It has built several iconic cars over the years including the 2CV and the DS. Today Citroën produces a wide range of cars, including small city cars such as the C1 as well as design-led cars such as the DS3.

Citroën also competes against the likes of the Ford Focus with its Citroën C4 hatchback and has launched a popular people carrier, the C4 Picasso and the larger Grand C4 Picasso. Citroen also has other family cars including the C5 and DS5 aimed at company car drivers, plus the more utilitarian Berlingo Multispace.

Citroën is a company with a history of innovation. Andre Citroën, who set up the marque, used the Eiffiel Tower as a billboard for his company and claimed a Guiness World Record for the largest advertising sign in the process.

The cars the company built also demonstrated an innovative approach to car technology and design. The 2CV was a best-seller thanks to its simple construction, cheap purchase price and distinctive looks, while the DS saw the first full use of self-levelling suspension as well as being the first European car with disc brakes.