Citroen’s famous flair for design is evident in the stylish C1 which is stylish while also being easy to live with and great for low running costs.
Used Citroen C1 cars
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Citroen C1
1.2 PureTech Flair (82 ps)
- 57,096 miles
- 2016 reg
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Citroen C1
1.2 PURETECH FURIO 3d 82 BHP
- 23,511 miles
- 2017 reg
- Manual
- Petrol
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Citroen C1
1.2 PureTech Flair (82 ps)
- 18,538 miles
- 2018 reg
- Manual
- Petrol
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Citroen C1
1.0 VTi 72 Flair
- 39,659 miles
- 2019 reg
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1.0 VTi 72 Sense
- 4,049 miles
- 2021 reg
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Thinking of getting a Citroen C1?
The style of the car
The Citroen C1 is a cool city car that's available in sporty three or practical five-door versions. There’s also an Airscape model with a folding fabric sunroof that’s ideal when the weather’s good. New buyers had plenty of personalisation options so it should be easy to find a used C1 that suits your style.
How it drives
The Citroen C1 is available with feisty little three-cylinder engines that deliver ample power through an easy to use manual gearbox. It’s a nippy car around town, able to cope well with city traffic and comfortable enough for the occasional longer journey. Its small size and tight 11-metre turning circle make parking easy. Higher specification models have a reversing camera for even better control.
The interior
The Citroen C1 might be small but it’s not short on practicality, especially in the five-door models. There’s decent interior space for up to five although it’s more comfortable with four. Boot space is similar to its rivals and will easily cope with daily needs or the weekend shopping trip. The Feel version and higher specifications feature a good touchscreen infotainment system, USB port, Bluetooth and air con.
Running costs and reliability
The Citroen C1 is, like many of its rivals, inexpensive to buy. Low running costs are definitely its strength, with low fuel consumption, inexpensive road tax and some of the lowest insurance group ratings. It’s also one of the five cheapest cars to service in the UK.
Reliability is good and Euro NCAP gave it four stars for safety thanks to its six airbags and electronic stability control.
How it compares with similar cars
The C1 is Citroen’s entry-level model, sitting below the slightly larger C3 in the French brand’s line-up. It’s designed to be stylish in the city, much like the Kia Picanto and Toyota Aygo. It offers a wide range of models and engine choices and benefits from a good list of standard equipment and low running costs.
Citroen C1 common questions
The C1 has scored highly in many reliability tests, ensuring peace-of-mind budget motoring.
Great fuel consumption contributes to overall running costs which are impressively low.
The C1 has been cleverly designed with good space and all the daily practicality needs of city dwellers in mind.
The C1 costs less than many of its rivals which can mean excellent value for money in some of the higher specification versions.