Citroen C2 (2003-2010) Buying Guide
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by Richard Dredge Citroen's strength has long been its small cars, and if you're looking for convincing evidence, the C2 provides it in spades. Great aesthetically and dynamically, the C2 took over where the Saxo left off, designed for youth appeal but actually finding a much wider audience. It's not hard to see why; eminently affordable to buy and run, the C2 makes perfect urban transport, but can cope with so much more. |
| We Like | We Don't Like |
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| Agility Low prices Looks Good engines |
Cramped interior Inert steering |
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| 9/03 | The C2 arrives with 1.1, 1.4 or 1.6-litre petrol, or 1.4-litre turbodiesel engines. |
| 12/03 | The 1.6 GT appears. |
| 5/04 | ABS is now standard, and the Ministry of Sound special debuts, with an upgraded stereo. |
| 8/04 | The 1.6 VTS reaches showrooms. |
| 12/05 | The C2 Stop & Start arrives. |
| 1/07 | The Airplay, Code and by Loeb special editions are released. |
| 7/07 | A C2 1.6HDi VTS joins the range. |
| 6/08 | A facelift brings a new bonnet, bumpers and grille. |
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