That's where Citroën will unveil the new C1, sister-brand Peugeot will present its 108 and Toyota will reveal the latest Aygo. Each will be available in numerous versions, but just in case that's ...

Following Peugeot’s preview of its all-new posh-looking 108 city car, Citroën replies with its C1 sibling, which is set to be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show next month. The C1 is essentially ...

To mark the occasion, the French carmaker has released this funny commercial where a guy driving the new C1 shows he actually loves parking in tight places. The ad was revealed by Citroen's UK ...

The 2014 Geneva Motor Show will see the première of the New Citroen C1 – a fresh take on a popular model that has sold more than 760,000 examples worldwide since its launch in 2005. The latest version ...

Citroen’s popular C1 has a sparkling new look and even greater buyer appeal for 2012. The brand’s entry-level city car has already attracted over 620,000 customers worldwide, with more than 80,000 ...

As with the previous generation, the new Citroen C1 is offered in three- or five-door configurations, both being able to host up to 4 passengers and a few shopping bags in the trunk. To minimize ...

If you live in Europe and think that PSA Peugeot-Citroen and partner Toyota should come up with a sportier solution for their new co-developed trio of city cars, the Peugeot 108, Citroen C1 and ...

new dampers and a larger-diameter anti-roll bar. While nobody expects the C1 to take over the A segment, Citroen has sold 780 000 of the previous generation worldwide since its introduction in ...

Citroen has also brought its Airscape concept ... Naturally a host of new technologies are available on the new C1. For instance, the new C1 is Citroën’s first model to feature mirror screen ...

Competition in the small car market has never been so intense, but Citroen's C1 promises to be a star. It's every bitas accomplished as the Toyota Aygo, but the Citroen's European flavour should ...

new dampers and a larger-diameter anti-roll bar. While nobody expects the C1 to take over the A segment, Citroen has sold 780 000 of the previous generation worldwide since its introduction in ...