THE 21ST CENTURY CAR
TAKES SHAPE WITH CITROEN

Few other manufacturers can lay claim to having set as many benchmarks for automotive design as Citroën, from the front wheel drive trendsetter, the Traction Avant, the hydraulic systems and aerodynamic shape of the Citroën DS and the car that defined economy motoring, the Citroën 2CV.

With the millennium approaching and a clear need for a radical new approach to motoring, Citroën has displayed at the Paris Motor Show (October 1998) what it believes will meet the personal transport needs in 21st century: The Citroën C3. Needless to say it is small, economical and socially responsible. But these demands have not sacrificed style, comfort or driving performance. It boasts a full four-seat interior and a useful boot, in a length of just 3.67 metres.

There is plenty of storage space for even the most ambitious family trip and clever swiveling seats means the interior can be transformed into a lounge area in seconds. Front wheel drive, a 65 kW engine and fully independent suspension and comfort and driving pleasure and the Citroën C3 is as happy on the open road as it is in the city centre.

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6/10/1998

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