I’ve got the same model 5 seater great car average mpg 46 mpg had for four years only one set of brake pads and routine services, loads of room for rear passengers and loads of options as standard
I have this car only problem so far which really gets me is the air vents chrome plating peeling of I just can't find anywhere that sells new ones any ideas also can you change dash screen or is that the exclusive model
Had 2 now the first 230000 miles and re engined by citroen at 90000 miles [no cost] and the second is at 110000 miles no problems unless you are taxi you wont cover this mileage so you should be ok
I have the same car and a curious thing happens and it is that when you put first gear with the car still moving a little and you move the lever very slowly it makes as if it scratches, if I move it normally it won't. I ask someone if they had this same car to do it and send me a video putting the first gear as I said, thank you very much.
I really like the Citroens, but drive them both weigh up the mileages, condition, service history and price, if youre not bothered about looks or colour let that be the deciding factor
@@BarrieCrampton on appearance the Renault wins hand's down for me. both cars are priced the same, Citroen is more roomy and definitely a smoother car to drive. Don't think I'll be disappointed either way. Slightly edging towards the C4. Thanks for the reply I'll let you know which one I get this weekend
Have you ever seen the film, The Truman Show, Barrie? You can probably relate to it when you make a plan and loads of things get in your way, such as the dogwalkers and slow Vauxhall Mokka drivers. These are all paid actors who find out your daily schedule and ruin it 😂
Great review. Real overnight fan of your style of delivery and humour. New subscriber here and also soon to be convert to a new C4 Picasso. Cheers!
I’ve got the same model 5 seater great car average mpg 46 mpg had for four years only one set of brake pads and routine services, loads of room for rear passengers and loads of options as standard
Very nice! i like these cars
Got one they are good. Have had it nearly 2 years. Mine is the 4 seater just millimetres shorter.
I have this car only problem so far which really gets me is the air vents chrome plating peeling of I just can't find anywhere that sells new ones any ideas also can you change dash screen or is that the exclusive model
They're good value for money them 7 seater Citroëns. I'd sooner have one of them than spend another £10k more on a German equivalent.
i really like them
Good car mate
yep, they are great
I read that 2017 flair was the top spec and comes with gesture control tailgate but i dont see it mentioned anywhere. Is it not available?
May well have, just didn’t get round to finding it
Got it in mine wave your foot under the back
@@alextaxi2593 same here
My 5 seater Flair has it. You can disable/enable it on the touchscreen menu. We absolutely love ours!
How is the reliability? I saw some posts saying this car got so many problems to run? A Ford maybe better in this sector?
weve sold a few, and apart from very poor design of the rear seat mechanism which is unbelievably easy to bend, they are great cars
Had 2 now the first 230000 miles and re engined by citroen at 90000 miles [no cost] and the second is at 110000 miles no problems unless you are taxi you wont cover this mileage so you should be ok
27:40 - You say you haven't driven a Grand C4 Picasso before, but didn't you drive an automatic example April 2018? 😉
i must have oldtimers disease
I have the same car and a curious thing happens and it is that when you put first gear with the car still moving a little and you move the lever very slowly it makes as if it scratches, if I move it normally it won't. I ask someone if they had this same car to do it and send me a video putting the first gear as I said, thank you very much.
I'm torn between this (same colour) or a Renault grand scenic (gold). Both 7 seaters.. any advice
I really like the Citroens, but drive them both weigh up the mileages, condition, service history and price, if youre not bothered about looks or colour let that be the deciding factor
@@BarrieCrampton on appearance the Renault wins hand's down for me. both cars are priced the same, Citroen is more roomy and definitely a smoother car to drive. Don't think I'll be disappointed either way. Slightly edging towards the C4. Thanks for the reply I'll let you know which one I get this weekend
@@damiensings9864 make sure you check the mot histories so theres no nasty surprises waiting for you on the next one
What should I expect to pay for that grand c4? Cheers.
www.cyberspacecars.co.uk/vehicle-details/2017-17-citroen-grand-c4-picasso-1-6-bluehdi-flair-s-s-5dr/
Mine doesnt have the winterpack sadly
Heated windscreen and steering wheel, wow
Have you ever seen the film, The Truman Show, Barrie?
You can probably relate to it when you make a plan and loads of things get in your way, such as the dogwalkers and slow Vauxhall Mokka drivers. These are all paid actors who find out your daily schedule and ruin it 😂
recently there have been work men on the road who always get a pneumatic drill out as soon as i start to video, it all makes sense now
i thought he will be talking about a car on test drive??....