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Citroën is targeting the world's most populous automotive segment, the compact saloon market with some 20 million registrations in 2011 or close to a third of all worldwide passenger car sales, with not one but two new models, the C-Elysée and C4 L.
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Cars
Citroen Debuts New C-Elysee and C4 L Compact Sedans
Citroën is targeting the world's most populous automotive segment, the compact saloon market with some 20 million registrations in 2011 or close to a third of all worldwide passenger car sales, with not one but two new models, the C-Elysée and C4 L.
As you may have already guessed by now, the C-Elysée is the Citroën flavored version of Peugeot's budget compact sedan, the newly announced 301, with the two cars sharing the same body but bespoke fasicas, wheels and tail lamps.
The French brand says the C-Elysée will be manufactured in Spain and will be sold in Turkey, Spain, Central Europe and Algeria before the end of 2012.
The sedan model rides on a 2.65m long wheelbase and has large boot capacity of 506 litres. Depending on the market, the C-Elysée will be available with the latest generation VTi 97bhp petrol engine.
Read more »- Citroën C-elysée Wears Its Bad Boy Wtcc Costume For The Frankfurt Motor Show
Will those of you who disagree with us when we say that the regular Citroën C-Elysée is a big French "meh" please raise your hands? We thought so... And that's precisely the reason why Citroën chose its lackluster compact saloon...
- Sébastien Loeb And Yvan Muller Take New Citroën C-elysée Wtcc For A Spin
From 2014 onwards, Sébastien Loeb’s new “company car†will be the Citroën C-Elysée WTCC, as the French carmaker will enter the World Touring Car Championship. Although it uses the C-Elysée nameplate, the racecar has nothing...
- Citroën C-elysée Wtcc Is Sebastien Loeb's New 380hp Ride
There's nothing like a solid career in the racing world to boost the appeal of an otherwise, tedious mainstream model like the Citroen C-Elysee, a sister car to Peugeot's 301 compact sedan, created to win the markets of Turkey, Spain, Central...
- Peugeot's New 301 Budget Compact Saloon Revealed Ahead Of Paris Debut
With its sights set mainly on emerging markets, Peugeot has introduced a new compact sedan named the 301 in advance of its world premiere at the Paris Auto Show in September. The new 301 will be assembled in Peugeot's factory in Vigo, Spain, and...
- Citroën Designers To Answer Questions About New Ds5 On Facebook
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