The Citroen C1 is a sister car of the Peugeot 108 and Toyota Aygo, with all three coming from the same factory Daniel Pullen 2012
It's available with either three or five doors Daniel Pullen 2012
Like the 108, there's a choice of 1.0 and 1.2-litre petrol power Daniel Pullen 2012
Numerous personalisation options allow you to make your C1 truly your own Daniel Pullen 2012
The C1 is most at home nipping around town centres Daniel Pullen 2012
The optional 'Airscape' roof allows you to enjoy fresh air while retaining the practicality of a hatchback Daniel Pullen 2012
Other rivals for the C1 include the Skoda Citigo, VW up! and SEAT Mii Daniel Pullen 2012
Trim levels for the C1 are Touch, Feel, Flair and Furio Daniel Pullen 2012
The C1 was awarded four out of five stars for crash safety by Euro NCAP Daniel Pullen 2012
The C1 can carry four adults at a pinch, but is a bit tight for long journeys The C1 sits between the bold Aygo and conservative 108 in terms of styling Daniel Pullen 2012
You can have your C1 all in one colour, or specify a contrasting roof and mirror caps Daniel Pullen 2012
The 1.2-litre engine is a better bet than the 1.0-litre for motorway driving Daniel Pullen 2012
Inside, the C1 is fairly basic, but can be brightened up with coloured panels Daniel Pullen 2012
The dashboard features a screen in the middle Daniel Pullen 2012
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"The Citroen C1 is a stylish city car with plenty of kit and personalisation options, but it’s not quite class-leading"
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"The Citroen C1 is a stylish city car with plenty of kit and personalisation options, but it’s not quite class-leading"
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