Citroen C1 2005-2009 - FULL REVIEW

[@annuvynarawn392]

another fine analysis / review that puts every aspect of the car in perspective, only one or two well known German channels provide such quality - thanks

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Wow, thank you!

[@JLyck]

In the future people will be nostalgic for C1, 107 and Aygo! Can’t wait for 2056, when the model will get a rebranding!

[@Freddy99871]

I know it’s an old video so I’m not expecting a reply, however I’ve just bought my sister a 60 plate Citroen C1 for her first car (same shape as in the video) and I’ve noticed there’s no engine temperature gauge or any sort of trip computer which would let you view things like average MPG or how many miles left of fuel until empty. I was just wondering if I’m just being stupid and unable to find it or if the car simply doesn’t have the technology. It’s a 1L C1 Splash registered in September 2010. It’s not a big deal either way as it’s her first car and I bought it her as a present but I’m just curious

[@EA-58]

Still love mine.

[@NightShooter87]

This city car business is nonsense. You never hear people go on about something is a good rural car. Cars are cars, they can go anywhere.

[@anthonyisk704]

Exactly

[@DrewPeabaws]

I see your point, I grew up in a rural area and a lot of people were just fine driving cars like the Aygo or C1 around. On the other hand though, even though most cars can handle most environments the C1 and other cars like it will excel at city driving and struggle compared to cars with bigger engines when they're on the motorway or going through country roads at 60 or 70mph. They can reach those speeds, but it's not as easy or as comfortable.

[@nathanthomas8222]

Spot on👍🏻

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Thank you!