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Citroën is probably most famous for its quirky design, and the latest cars from the brand live up to this tradition. In fact, it tends to keep away from sportiness altogether and instead tries to put comfort first.

Value (but not chea...

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23 Citroen new car reviews

Citroën Ami

Quirky quadricycle that’s laser targeted at the city driver niche

£7,705

Citroën Ami Cargo electric van

Tiny electric van is fun and surprisingly practical if you work in a low-speed area, but doesn't feel safe above 30mph

£8,005

Citroën Berlingo MPV

While it may not drive as well as more mainstream MPVs, the Citroën Berlingo offers unrivalled interior space and a relaxing ride

£19,650

Citroën C3

The C3 is one of the cheapest small cars you can buy and comes with a decent amount of standard kit

£15,995

save at least £3,040 from RRP

Citroën C3 Origin

The Citroen C3 looks distinctive, but there are more practical and better cars to drive in this class.

£15,995

save at least £3,040 from RRP

Citroën C5 Aircross

The C5 Aircross family SUV is quiet, comfortable and great value for money

£22,999

save at least £7,496 from RRP

Citroën C5 X

The C5 X estate car is temptingly priced with impressive comfort and refinement

£28,980

Citroën Spacetourer

Massively spacious but interior quality and handling are likely to disappoint someone used to a regular MPV

£21,400

Citroën e-Relay electric van

The Citroën ë-Relay has a competitive range but a limited payload

£55,151

save at least £5,490 from RRP

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Citroën is probably most famous for its quirky design, and the latest cars from the brand live up to this tradition. In fact, it tends to keep away from sportiness altogether and instead tries to put comfort first.

Value (but not cheapness) is also key to the appeal of most Citroëns. And the company’s range includes everything from a tiny EV (the Ami) through to the C3 small hatchback and the large van-based Spacetourer MPV.

Its range of SUVs are all badged Aircross, and like the rest of its range place emphasis on comfort, not speed.

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