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New C4 Making Headlines
Published Date: 06 April 2011
The new C4 which is in showrooms now has hit headlines fast all
over the UK with some excellent reviews.
"The C4 is a relaxed cruiser and offers incredible comfort
making it the perfect long distance companion. It is smart and
understated thanks to the slashes in its sides and the c3-inspired
tail-lights. Inside the high quality includes brushed metal
inserts, and soft-touch materials, while the switches feel
solid.
The C4 is a very practical car with class leading boot space.
With its understated looks, classy cabin and comfortable ride, the
C4 is a very grown-up car." Auto Express
"First impressions of the new model show it has matured. It
is a handsome, grown up family hatchback. Citroen have
been making big strides on their interior quality. Step inside the
C4 and you find they've again upped the ante with smart trim and a
well laid out cabin that has the added bonus of a very sporty
finish to the main instruments and the wrap-around centre console.
The C4 is a nice package to drive with light and responsive
steering and excellent ride comfort. Citroen have obviously done a
lot of work on the refinement and noise levels which are first
class." The Sun
"In Practice, the stop-start system is fast and discreet in
its operation to the point where, after a while, you dont even
notice its there. If you're sold on the looks and ownership
proposition of the new C4, you may well regard this model as the
pick of the range. If fuel-efficency and low CO2 are also factors
in your decision, then it will hold appeal."
Autocar
"Impressive ride comfort, ease of driving and general
refinement have been confirmed as the C4's strong points."
DIESEL CAR, VICTOR HARMAN
Engineers working on the Citroen C4 have developed the car
to include a belt-driven stop-start system to provide smooth, rapid
restarts and low CO2 emissions. But they have also added a range of
features to improve safety and comfort making driving the C4 an
extremely relaxing experience." AUTOMOTIVE
ENGINEER
Published Date: 06 April 2011