Citroen C3 gains new entry-level trim to fill void left by C1
Included safety systems include hill-start assistance, lane-departure warning, traffic-sign recognition, a speed limiter, tyre-pressure monitoring and driver-attention monitoring.
Other unique features include white door mirrors and exterior trim, matt-black B-pillars and chrome surrounding the daytime running lights. In terms of engines, the C3 You is driven by a 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine producing 81bhp. Citro“The new C3 You, with its starting price from just £12,995, is inspired by Citroën UK’s ongoing commitment to fair pricing. This is a brand new five-door B-segment supermini at a used-car price,” said Citroën UK managing director “It’s an offer that represents undeniable value for our customers.
The C3 range now comprises five trim levels, with You followed by Sense, C-Series, Saint James and Shine Plus. A C3 You was previously offered in 2021 as a special edition with a slightly different design, based on Feel specification.
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