The Grand C4 Picasso is up to 110kg lighter than the old model, but it’s still heavy enough to make a suitable match for a reasonable range of caravans, especially for experienced drivers who are prepared to tow matches of between 85% and 100% of the car’s kerbweight.

Does what it says on the tin. I have had this car for around 18 months,got it very low miles from a independent dealers.first impression was the massive space inside especially with the seats down,it's helped move so many bulky items some of which didn't need the middle row laying down.moving long items is a breeze as the mid row fold independently.storage galore in the dash,doors and under

The gears can be changed more precisely than in the Citroën Grand C4 Picasso, and the car is easier to hold. At a higher speed there is a comparatively lack of emphasis, but the 1.7-liter runs a little more cultivated than the French two-liter. The Kia Carens also handles springs better without deserving praise.

Citroen C4 Grand Picasso - Picasso Grand C4 vs Touran vs Smax. Nuts and bolts: 2 (+1 soon) kids. Have survived 2 with a 1.8 petrol civic mk8 which is great to drive, super reliable Etc. but ultimately a pain even before the +1   Budget: 6-10k / Under 70k miles / could go lower than 6k given will be a bin on wheels anyway, but not sure if actually wise w tax/maintenance/running

It’s a real tough one this, a 7 seater auto for £6k. None of the options are particularly reliable ones, the Citroen is probably bottom of the pile. I think it’s likely to end up being luck of draw with whatever you go for.

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