Citroen C4 Picasso 1.6 HDi Diesel Estate...

There are two versions of the C4 Picasso. This is the five-seat version, while the Grand C4 Picasso (reviewed separately) can carry up to seven passengers. This version does share much with the larger model - it's spacious, versatile and well suited to family life. The main difference is the price - it's much cheaper and a better option for buyers who don't need seven seats. It also has a different look (it's curvy rather than squared-off at the rear) and is shorter, though still has a usefully large load area and plenty of passenger space. The diesels make the most sense - especially the 1.6HDi which is capable of 48mpg.

The best engine for economy is the 1.6HDi which returns 48mpg - it's also a great all-rounder and will suit most owners' needs. If you spend more time on the motorway, then the 2.0HDi is ideal - it pulls well, is quiet at speed and is frugal too. Unusually only 1.6VTi and 1.6HDi models come with a standard manual gearbox - a rather slack five-speed effort. The rest of the range uses the EGS, or there's the option of a standard auto on some models.

Air Conditioning, Alloy Wheels, Radio/CD, Cruise Control, ABS, Front Armrest, Passenger Airbag, Roof Rails, Side Airbags, Traction Control, 3x3 Point Rear Seat Belts, Drivers Airbag, Front Electric Windows, Front Head Rests, Height Adjustable Drivers Seat, Power Assisted Steering, Remote Central Locking, Service Indicator, Isofix Child Seat Anchor Points, Audio Remote Control, Electric Door Mirrors, Heated Door Mirrors, Front Fog Lights, Rear Electric Windows, Trip Computer.

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