For Supple-riding, easy-driving, stylish and interesting. Despite the different body, the coupe provides as much space as its five-door brother, while the prices are tempting.
Against It's not the roomiest or smoothest-riding small hatch, and the novel cabin introduces a few compromises for the driver: the profusion of digital instrument displays can be confusing.
What Car? says
The C4 coupe's distinctive looks put form ahead of function, and it can't match the best for driving pleasure.
Reader review rating
There are 11 Citroën C4 editions available
Buyer's notes
Target Price team says:
The coupe version of the C4 comes only in the more sporty trims, so there aren't quite as many models to choose from as there in the five-door hatchback range.
The result is that the coupe range also starts at a higher price. Nevertheless, we prefer the same engine in both ranges, the least powerful of the 1.6-litre petrols.
As ever when you're thinking of buying a Citroen, though, remember to shop around and check Citroen's own website for details of the latest offers. These are updated on a regular basis and can give substantial savings, as well as offers such as interest-free finance.
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