Showing posts with label Citroen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Citroen. Show all posts
Citroen DS3 1.6 THP
Citroen DS3 1.6 THP
Citroen’s DS3 has just been unveiled locally – we were invited to sample it in Gauteng. And sample it we did – it’s a stunner. Quick too - with 110kW and 240Nm on tap from its 1.6 turbo charged motor (shared with the Mini Cooper) the DS3 is capable of a 7.3 second sprint to 100kph, and onward to a top speed of 214kph. A proven suspension setup – Macpherson struts upfront, torsion beams at the rear provides the platform for the DS3’s assault on the Magaliesberg region. It even sounds the part thanks to a bassy turbo whoop exiting the exhaust pipes. But it must be said the feather in its beret has to be those drop dead aesthetics. A shark-fin C-pillar, floating roof, meaty two tone alloys and bedazzling led lamps serving as running lights means you’ll see it before you hear it. It’s proper tough-looking and is set to mix it up aggressively with the likes of Mini and the looming
2010 Citroen DS3 Pictures
2010 Citroen DS3 Wallpaper
2010 Citroen DS3 Interior
2010 Citroen DS3 Picture
2009 Citroen GTbyCITROEN Concept
2009 Citroen GTbyCITROEN Concept Front View
2009 Citroen GTbyCITROEN Concept Car Show
2009 Citroen GTbyCITROEN Concept Rear View
New C3 Pluriel Car
Released in May 2003, the C3 Pluriel stands out with its inimitable exterior and interior styling and its panoramic roof. Like the C3 and C2, it sports a new dashboard with a modern and refined design that confirms the vehicle’s place at the top of the supermini segment. Furthermore, all versions of the C3 Pluriel now come with the unique dark-grey interior design scheme (Tramontane) for the upper parts of the vehicle, including the inside of the sunroof, the wood trim on the arches, and the upholstery on the windscreen pillar and cross-members. These additions help to enhance the stylish look of the passenger compartment.
New C4 Picasso Car
Following the successful launch of the Grand C4 Picasso (7-seater) visiospace, Citroën is continuing to extend its MPV range with the launch in first-quarter 2007 of its second visiospace, the uniquely styled C4 Picasso (5-seater).
As with its saloon models, the Marque has created a real range of MPVs with differentiated design and specifications. The range now includes the compact MPVs, Xsara Picasso, C4 Picasso and Grand C4 Picasso, together with the large MPV, the C8.
Citroën is the only manufacturer to market three compact MPVs, each with its distinctive personality and styling.
With its dynamic, assertive and unique styling, together with its dimensions (4.47 m long, 1.83 m wide and 1.66 m high), road performance, and innovative visiospace features, the C4 Picasso fits naturally into Citroën’s compact MPV range between the Xsara Picasso and the Grand C4 Picasso.
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