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Citroën
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Citroën

Historic French automobile manufacturer. It was founded by André-Gustave Citroën (1878–1935), an engineer and industrialist who initially prospered by selling munitions in World War I. He converted his arms factory to produce small, inexpensive automobiles, introducing mass-production methods to the French auto industry. The first Citroën car appeared in 1919. The 1976 acquisition of Citroën by rival French automaker Peugeot led to the creation of PSA Peugeot Citroën SA, which was a leading European manufacturer of trucks and automobiles.



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The slope of the roof means the back seat is best for children or shorter adults, but the boot is a good size and using the cleverly-designed Moduboard panel system, standard in the XTR and Exclusive versions, you can divide the space into sections to hold different items.
But while the removeable Moduboard system adds flexibility to the luggage bay, the high loading lip of the boot may prove a problem for some.
There are plenty of places in which to store things - around 30 compartments including twin glove boxes, underseat trays and biggish door and seat back pockets - but, while the removable Moduboard system adds flexibility to the luggage bay, the high loading lip of the boot may prove a problem for some.
 
 
 
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