Used Citroen C2 For Sale
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Used Citroen C2 2003 – Buyer’s Guide
Why buy a Used Citroen C2?
Citroen C2s are often considered as first cars because they look trendy, there aren't huge numbers about and it's perceived to be cheap. That's because the basic specs feel cheap and reliability on Citroens suggests they may be built on the cheap.
There's nothing fundamentally wrong about the Citroen C2, or Citroens generally, but there's nothing that is stand-out good either. Essentially, they are over-complicated Peugeots with more fussy styling. It's a car for 2 adults and 2 small kids, no more.
I’ve seen several Used Citroen C2 for sale, which should I buy?
The 1.6P is for boy-racers with cash (or credit cards) to burn. Which leaves the 48MPG 1.1P - ideal for local runs and your first insurance premium. For everyone else there is a 1.4P that does the same MPG but struggles less and a 66 MPG 1.4D.
If you do a lot of miles, you should buy a bigger car that is more stable on motorways. But if you insist on a tiny French car, then go for a 1.4 HDI. Be aware that you pay more for diesels despite average mileage 15,000 more than the 1.4P (our pick).
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I’ve seen a Used Citroen C2 for sale, what is a good price?
£6,000 buys a 3 year old 1.4P with average miles of under 20,000. With £3,000, look for 7 year old cars with mileage of less than 50,000. The diesel will be £500 more on the newer models and as much as £1,000 more on older stuff.
Depreciation is almost never out of double figures which means the longer you wait, the older the car, the cheaper it gets and whenever you buy, you are going to lose a noticeable amount of money.
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