Citroën is a leading car manufacturer, part of the PSA Peugeot Citroën Group - the second largest in Europe and the sixth largest producer of cars and LCVs in the world (OICA, 2009). Citroën is founded in 1919 by André-Gustave Citroën. Its names has always been synonymous to revolutionary engineering innovation as well as keen marketing. It was the first mass-production car company outside of the USA employing a technique used by the company during WWI when it produced armaments for France. In 1924 the company launched the first all-steel-body car in Europe - the B10 model. In 1933 was introduced the first car in the world with the first commercial diesel engine - the Rosalie. In 1934 was launched the Traction Avant as the first mass-produced front-wheel drive car. In 1948 the 2CV model was presented, which lasted with minor changes till 1990. In 1954 Citroën produced the first hydropneumatic self-levelling suspension system in the world. In 1955 it launched the first car with disk brakes in Europe - the DS model, which boasted the legendary hydropneumatic self-levelling suspension system of Citroën. In 1967 it invented the first swiveling headlights. The avant-garde and radical design of the DS, CX and the 2CV created an unusual brand loyalty and created a legendary cult for Citroën cars from 1975 till 1995. The company is a pioneer in the aerodynamic automobile design. During the 1950s it started using a wind tunnel and created cars like the DS, which were years ahead of their time. Its CX model had such impressive aerodynamics, that it gave its name to the term that measures the drag coefficient - CX. In 1976 Peugeot SA purchased 90% of the company and created the PSA Peugeot Citroën. Citroën was a keen marketeer and besides launching remarkable advertising campaigns, he also pioneered the modern concept of creating a sales and services network. The company's logo depicts the marks from the gears it manufactured. The logo has been redesigned in 2009 for the 90th anniversary of Citroën with a new font and a new tagline "Créative Technologie" that reflects the established reputation of Citroën as a revolutionary in design and technology. The current portfolio of Citroën includes the C-ZERO (supermini electric cars), C1 (hatchbacks), C3 (convertibles, hatchbacks, MPVs), C4 (hatchbacks, sedans, MPVs), C5 (station wagons, liftbacks, saloons), C6 (fastbacks), C-Crosser (C7 - compact SUVs), C8 (MVPs), DS3 (hatchbacks), Elysée (sedans), Berlingo (panel vans), Jumpy (small vans), Nemo (small vans and MVPs), Jumper (large vans). The list below includes a number of Citroën car models, for which is provided detailed technical information.
Citroën C3
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C3 1999~ 1.6 l (1587 cc)67 kW (92 ps)134 Nm (98 ft-lb)-3674.00 mm1731.00 mm1619.00 mm
C3 1.4i Automatic 2001~ 1.4 l (1360 cc)54 kW (74 ps)118 Nm (87 ft-lb)161 km/h3850.00 mm1671.00 mm1521.00 mm
C3 1.4i 2001~ 1.4 l (1360 cc)54 kW (74 ps)118 Nm (87 ft-lb)167 km/h3850.00 mm1671.00 mm1521.00 mm
C3 1.1i 2001~ 1.1 l (1124 cc)44 kW (60 ps)94 Nm (69 ft-lb)157 km/h3850.00 mm1671.00 mm1521.00 mm
C3 1.4 HDi 16v 2001~ 1.4 l (1399 cc)66 kW (90 ps)201 Nm (148 ft-lb)179 km/h3850.00 mm1671.00 mm1521.00 mm
C3 1.4 HDi 2001~ 1.4 l (1399 cc)50 kW (68 ps)149 Nm (109 ft-lb)164 km/h3850.00 mm1671.00 mm1521.00 mm
C3 1.6 16V 2001~ 1.6 l (1587 cc)80 kW (109 ps)146 Nm (107 ft-lb)191 km/h3850.00 mm1671.00 mm1521.00 mm
C3 Pluriel 1.6i 16v 2002~ 1.6 l (1587 cc)80 kW (109 ps)146 Nm (107 ft-lb)189 km/h3934.00 mm1701.00 mm1560.00 mm
C3 Pluriel 1.4i 2002~ 1.4 l (1360 cc)54 kW (74 ps)115 Nm (84 ft-lb)165 km/h3934.00 mm1701.00 mm1560.00 mm
C3 Pluriel HDi 70 2006~ 1.4 l (1398 cc)51 kW (69 ps)160 Nm (118 ft-lb)159 km/h3934.00 mm1701.00 mm1562.00 mm
C3 Picasso VTi 120 2008~ 1.6 l (1598 cc)88 kW (120 ps)160 Nm (118 ft-lb)189 km/h4078.00 mm1731.00 mm1624.00 mm
C3 Picasso VTi 95 2008~ 1.4 l (1397 cc)70 kW (95 ps)134 Nm (98 ft-lb)178 km/h4078.00 mm1731.00 mm1621.00 mm
C3 Picasso HDi 90 2008~ 1.6 l (1560 cc)66 kW (90 ps)216 Nm (159 ft-lb)174 km/h4078.00 mm1731.00 mm1621.00 mm
C3 Picasso HDi 110 FAP 2008~ 1.6 l (1560 cc)80 kW (109 ps)239 Nm (176 ft-lb)182 km/h4078.00 mm1731.00 mm1624.00 mm
C3 VTi 120 2009~ 1.6 l (1598 cc)88 kW (120 ps)160 Nm (118 ft-lb)190 km/h3942.00 mm1727.00 mm1523.00 mm
C3 VTi 120 Automatic 2009~ 1.6 l (1598 cc)88 kW (120 ps)160 Nm (118 ft-lb)190 km/h3942.00 mm1727.00 mm1523.00 mm
C3 VTi 95 EGS 2009~ 1.4 l (1397 cc)70 kW (95 ps)134 Nm (98 ft-lb)184 km/h3942.00 mm1727.00 mm1523.00 mm
C3 1.1i 2009~ 1.1 l (1124 cc)44 kW (60 ps)96 Nm (70 ft-lb)156 km/h3942.00 mm1727.00 mm1523.00 mm
C3 HDi 70 2009~ 1.4 l (1399 cc)51 kW (69 ps)160 Nm (118 ft-lb)163 km/h3942.00 mm1727.00 mm1523.00 mm
C3 HDi 90 2009~ 1.6 l (1560 cc)66 kW (90 ps)216 Nm (159 ft-lb)179 km/h3942.00 mm1727.00 mm1523.00 mm
C3 HDi 90 FAP 2009~ 1.6 l (1560 cc)68 kW (93 ps)231 Nm (170 ft-lb)183 km/h3942.00 mm1727.00 mm1523.00 mm
C3 HDi 110 FAP 2009~ 1.6 l (1560 cc)81 kW (111 ps)269 Nm (198 ft-lb)190 km/h3942.00 mm1727.00 mm1523.00 mm
C3 1.4i 2009~ 1.4 l (1360 cc)55 kW (75 ps)118 Nm (87 ft-lb)163 km/h3942.00 mm1727.00 mm1523.00 mm
C3 VTi 95 2009~ 1.4 l (1397 cc)70 kW (95 ps)134 Nm (98 ft-lb)184 km/h3942.00 mm1727.00 mm1523.00 mm
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