WHAT IS IT? | DRIVING IT | CLIMB INSIDE | LIVING WITH IT | VERDICT
The interior is a bit stark for my liking except for a bit of houndstooth fabric inserted into the seats and doors. For a vehicle aimed at such a vibrant enthusiastic market, I am always alarmed to see such vast swathes of black being used. It has tokens of colour here and there but just not enough of them. This is only amplified when you look outside the car and see the colourful trinkets Citroën bestow on it around the mirrors and lights. Even the glass on the C-pillars has some funkiness going on.
That said it is a comfortable place to sit and the depth of the dashboard isn’t as imposing as you think it could be. For tall drivers at least that is. Sit down lower and it the edge of the screen vanishes.
Motoring nurse or medical motorist? It's a difficult one. By day l nurse and by night l drive.
Fingers have always been grease deep in attending the motoring of an ageing fleet. And now l write about new and old.
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