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The biggest small
car on the road, Citroën’s award-winning C3 Picasso, is now even more
functional and economical with the availability of a new optional
Bluetooth® upgrade and a recent engine improvement that sees the funky
MPV deliver sub-120g/km CO2 emissions for just £35 a year
road tax.
Further improving
C3 Picasso’s already impressive environmental credentials, the 1.6HDi
16V 90hp diesel engine has been re-homologated and, in VTR+ & Exclusive
trim, now emits just 119g/km of CO2 (down from 125g).
Consequently, both of these  C3 Picasso
models are now classified in VED band C - meaning an annual road tax
reduction from £120 to just £35. Even more significantly, these models
now deliver an extra 2.7mpg on the combined cycle, bringing the new
figure to 62.8mpg.
Also on VTR+ and
Exclusive - as part of a new option pack - an integrated Bluetooth®
hands-free system has been introduced, so drivers can safely and easily
keep in touch when they are on the move. This new option also includes
a built-in USB Box and socket, which allows users to connect a portable
MP3 player directly to the car’s audio system. Menu navigation and
music selection is managed via the steering-mounted and dashboard radio
controls, with song titles displayed on the radio screen. |
