Citroen C-Crosser

What a fantastic vehicle, lovely to drive, good performance, and good fuel economy, very practical inside, and excellent driving position, handles very well, and with the ability to switch to sport mode to provide tighter suspension and grip around corners, who needs a land rover, when the C crosser is very capable in all areas off road as well, excellent in the deep snow and grips very well, with the 2.2 diesel engine, it punches a decent amount of power on the move, a handsome vehicle as well! I read some C Crosser reviews that simply do not compliment the car, as well as it should, so this review should i hope eliminate negative reviews, as quite simply awesome! and well recommended car to own.

Looked around for a 4X4 for around a year and never thought I would buy a Citroen C Crosser. Got a great deal at the height of summer when no one is thinking of the snow. Got around 2k of the book price from a main citroen dealership. Low mileage and sound bodywork sold it for me and with the change from what I was initially going to spend my cash on a land rover discovery I got a few optional extras such as chrome side pipes, bumper protectors, privacy glass, chrome handles and wing mirrors which make it stand out from the rest. It's the clever man's choice with good green credentials in terms of fuel efficiency, optional 2 or 4 wheel drive and also road tax £245 a year which won't break the bank like the Landy would have. It has power when it needs it and practicality when you are carting the kids around in terms of space and comfort. All in All this is the best car I have ever owned and I have fallen in love with driving again.

The Citroen C-Crosser is a good well made car. excellent fuel consumption. no gimmicks, a pleasure to drive.

The Citroen C-Crosser is a smooth drive, practical and environmentally friendly compared to competitors.

Sound 4x4 which is good value for money and helps the environment a little, which not many of the competition can claim.

The Citroen C Crosser is the best looking of the Mitsubishi, Peugeot and Citroen offerings. Crude plastic trim and an embarrasing excuse for a carpet spoil what could be a decent vehicle. The whole experience behind the wheel reeks of cheap. The parts support from Citroen is pathetic, if they can't or won't support the vehicle why did they ever launch it? The gear change is a bit agricultural for a new model, just hope that it is down to its Mitsubishi underpinnings robustness! With hindsight I think the 2.0 Volkswagen sourced engine is probably the better of the two. The 2.2 French offering does not instil confidence and long trips are full of trepidation just waiting for the engine warning light to come on then to be followed up with a trip to the nearest Citroen dealer and watch them scratch their heads with a vacant stare and explain why the parts take a week to arrive (assuming they can locate them in the 1st place). Definitely not a pleasure to own.