For The Citroen C4 range includes some fine engines and a few innovative features.
Against It's neither the best compact hatch to drive nor the roomiest. The most economical e-HDi model comes with a semi-auto gearbox that makes smooth driving tricky.
The Citroen C4 does some things pretty well, but is also poor in a number of areas. It won't suit enthusiastic drivers or people wanting maximum space.
The Citroen C4 comes with a range of good engines and it has some high-tech features. However, it struggles in too many key areas; it's not the roomiest car of its type, it's not the best to drive and it's not exactly a budget choice.
It's not too bad if you pick the right one, though. The 110bhp 1.6 diesel gives great flexibility and economy, so it’s the obvious choice for company car drivers. For private buyers, we the the C4 makes most sense when it’s cheap, so we thing the 1.4 petrol will suffice for most.
Combine either engine with VTR+ trim, which provides some desirable luxury kit for a reasonable price.
I bought the new C4 after owning the original style C4 for over five years, completing well over trouble-free 80,000 miles. The old C4 was economical,…
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