Citroen C5

Citroen C5 Tourers selected by UPVC windows supplier

02.09.11

CR Smith’s Fleet Manager, Ian Darroch, comments; “We selected the Citroen C5 Tourers to meet the demanding operational requirements of our sales force. They need a car with a boot big enough to carry large samples of the window and conservatory sections we manufacture and install, while as a business we demand low whole-life costs. The C5 Tourer meets all of these requirements having the interior space of a large vehicle combined with low running costs, with up to 64mpg.”

The 23 C5 Tourers delivered were the VTR+ NAV Hdi 110 manual model, combining plenty of space, equipment and a MyWay colour sat nav.

Foxmobile 2!

Not to replace the C5, but to compliment it. I've long been considering a second car as a "backup" should the C5 break, and now I'll soon be living somewhat more out in the sticks, I'd be even more screwed without a car. The Matiz with all its three cylinders isn't exactly a sports car nor the lap of luxury, but it's cheap , easy to drive, easy to slot into little spaces, and no big deal if anything happens to it. Truth is a fart-car like the Matiz ticks all the boxes for my backup / shopping-trip car. Anything else would cost more to buy/insure/tax/fuel for only occasional use, but the...

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Citroen C5?

Sep 03, 2006 by swenson0 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

My son-in-law has bought a new C5 and noticed
that the first service is not untill 30K (18000miles).
Is this not too far to drive a new car before an
oilchange ?

yes

www.hogshead.info | Sep 03, 2006