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Citroen C3 (2017) review: Bringing back the oh la la

Posted on March 28, 2017January 17, 2019 By Jarvis

Citroen has been through something of a rough patch. With German cars often being the first choice, the French have been fighting to get back some of the verve and passion that they used to possess.

For Citroen, much of the small car amour found itself directed into DS. The DS3 is a wonderful little car, but its “avant garde” design, sitting alongside the old C3, makes Citroen’s car look rather boring.

Things have changed gear for the new C3, which was announced in late 2016 and will be tearing onto the roads in 2017. It brings passion and style back to this compact hatch. Make no mistake: this is no longer the option for Grandma, unless she’s very cool.
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