Should I trade in my Citroen C4 for a new DS3 Sport HDI?
I have a Citroen C4 2.0HDI (138hp) exclusive that will be three years old in September 2011 and has done 34,000 miles. I am torn between keeping the C4 for another year after taking out a warranty, or trading it in for a new DS3 Sport HDI (110hp).
Asked on 12 June 2011 by IR, Newcastle upon Tyne
Answered by
Honest John
The DS3 is currently a hot number, Top Gear Car of the Year, etc., but the one to have is the chain 1.6THP 150/156 6-speed petrol model, not the belt cam diesel. The petrol version does 45mpg.
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