The Citroën C4 is very temptingly priced for a coupé SUV, while comfort and refinement also impress. You do pay for its cushiness with roly-poly handling, though, and there are more practical options.
With 128bhp, this 1.5 diesel has the same output power as the petrol 1.2 Puretech 130, but having even more low to mid-range shove makes it an effortless motorway cruiser. However, despite being more frugal than the petrol, you’d need to do a lot of miles to break even once its higher purchase price is taken into account. Its CO2 emissions aren’t that much lower than those of the petrols, either.
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