Citroen News

Citroen is set to continue its series of hugely successful Fleet Open Day Driving Extravaganzas this July, offering company car drivers and their families a great fun-filled day.

According to the latest government figures, some 200,000 cars are stolen in the UK annually, which might explain why a highly secretive identification system operated by Citroen has received the Innovation Award at the 2007 British Insurance Car Security Awards (BICSA) organised by Thatcham – The Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre.

Citroen is enhancing the driver convenience of the C5 with the introduction of an automatic transmission for the range-topping 173hp 2.2HDi engine, in both saloon and estate models. This follows on from the recent addition of this refined, fuel efficient diesel unit to the Company’s flagship C6 line-up.

Citroen has now made it even easier for drivers to get behind the wheel of a brand new C2 with the introduction of one year’s free insurance on sport-styled versions of its nippy little supermini.

Experian, the global information solutions company, has been chosen by Citroen UK as the preferred supplier of vehicle provenance services.

Citroen has signed an innovative partnership with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), creators of the world famous Hampton Court, Chelsea and Tatton Park Flower Shows.

The latest in a long line of memorable Citroen adverts breaks cover next week with the unusual sight of dolphins driving.

One of the leading car industry pricing experts has predicted market-leading used car values for the innovative new Citroen C4 Picasso compact MPV.

Sébastien Loeb retained his place at the top of the FIA World Rally Championship table after a hard-fought victory in his Citroën C4 on Rally Argentina over the weekend.

The brand new Citroen C2R2 Cup rally cars turned a wheel in anger for the first time at last weekend’s Pirelli International Rally, with Welsh rookie Jason Pritchard scooping the honours in his first full season of competition.