Citroen Reviews

Citroen Berlingo 2014 Review

By Peter Barnwell · 16 Apr 2014

Citroen has been making passenger-car-based vans for decades and the latest Berlingo benefits from this as it's on the same platform as a Citroen people mover.

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Citroen DS3 Cabrio DSport 2013 review

By Peter Anderson · 10 Apr 2014

Peter Anderson road tests and reviews the Citroen DS3 Cabrio DSport with specs, fuel consumption and verdict.

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Citroen DS3 2014 review

By Peter Barnwell · 26 Mar 2014

The DS3 goes for $29,740 and that includes plenty of standard kit like climate control air, full Bluetooth connectivity, satnav, power ancillaries and gorgeous alloy wheels.

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Citroen DS3 D Sport 2014 Review

By Peter Barnwell · 18 Mar 2014

They took back our 'long term' Citroen DS3 cabrio and gave us a three-door DS3 D Sport hatch instead.

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Citroen C4 Grand Picasso 2014 review

By Ewan Kennedy · 12 Mar 2014

Trust the French to insist that a sensible, functional people mover doesn’t have to be boring.

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Citroen C4 Grand Picasso Exclusive 2014 review

By Paul Pottinger · 28 Feb 2014

There’s a new master in the seven-seater class, adept at carting children and chattels. Can 250,000 buyers a year be wrong?

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Citroen Grand C4 Picasso 2014 review

By Malcolm Flynn · 26 Feb 2014

Malcolm Flynn road tests and reviews the Citroen Grand C4 Picasso people mover, with specs, fuel economy and verdict.

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Citroen DS3 Cabrio 2014 review

By Peter Barnwell · 22 Jan 2014

Mini has forged a tidy niche for its iconically styled cars but Citroen wants a slice of the action with the two-door DS3 Cabriolet.

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Citroen C3 2014 Review

By Peter Barnwell · 26 Dec 2013

What presented as possibly a really boring drive turned out to be just the opposite.

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Citroen DS3 2013 Review

By Ewan Kennedy · 16 Oct 2013

Citroen runs two different ranges in its ‘3’ sized small cars. One consisting of practical vehicles, the other, the DS3 range, provided the stylish flair for which the French are famed.

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