Citroen

The overall crime rate for Citroen is a ever so slightly worse than the national average. That’s easily attributable to one factor – vans. Citroen produces plenty of vans and they typically have high rates of ‘theft from’ because they’re used to transport valuable items like tools, equipment and electronics – easy targets for thieves.

The Berlingo Multispace and Nemo Multispace don't appear in the list, they have been combined with Berlingo and Nemo van entries. This is down to the possibility of human error – police officers and even owners of those vehicles would more than likely call them simply ‘Berlingo’ or ‘Nemo.’ If we left them as separate models the Multispace variants would have incorrectly low crime rates.

However, with the Xsara Picasso being fairly distinct compared to the regular Xsara hatchback, we haven't combined them into one entry. But there is a possibility of confusion with the two and consequently the crime rate for the Xsara Picasso at the top of the table should be taken with a pinch of salt.

For a breakdown by make and model click here.

Crimes involving Citroen by type

Offence type	Offences per 10,000 registered vehicles
Theft from	86
Criminal Damage	69
Theft of	13
Interfering with	6
Other	1
Total	172

0.1% worse than the national average.

Crimes involving Citroen by range

Range	Criminal Damage	Interfering with	Other	Theft from	Theft of	All offences
All figures are offences per 10,000 registered vehicles
Grand C4 Picasso	4	0	1	6	1	15
Xsara Picasso	9	0	0	9	1	20
C-Crosser	14	0	0	14	0	26
DS4	6	0	11	6	6	26
DS3	30	1	2	21	7	59
2CV	35	0	0	17	21	68
C3	49	1	1	31	5	86
C4	50	1	1	39	5	95
C1	46	3	0	45	6	99
Nemo	25	8	3	66	3	101
Synergie	59	0	0	34	17	106
C5	58	2	0	44	7	112
Xantia	66	0	1	38	13	117
C2	65	1	0	48	7	118
ZX	64	11	0	42	28	141
Berlingo	43	10	1	106	13	169
AX	44	19	0	68	49	178
C8	45	0	0	123	27	182
C15	76	14	0	72	43	207
Dispatch	41	22	1	153	14	225
Saxo	129	9	1	138	27	307
Xsara	160	8	2	147	32	339
Relay	45	15	2	280	30	365