i cannot believe what i have done , i have bought a citreon :p

i went to look at a diesel bmw and when i saw this car i fell in love

c5 vtr plus sat 2.0 hdi 140bhp

every single extra you could imagine

the 1st owner has lost a shed load on it, i know they do no hold their values very well but i am chuffed with this 10,000 miler and 18 months old.

not a mark on it inside and out , they are defo a step up from the citreons of past, think they are german bult now

will do nicely for my 300 mile a week run to my new employer

my octavia is for sale in the relevent section

still cannot believe it ha ha ha ah lol

i cannot believe what i have done , i have bought a citreon :p

i went to look at a diesel bmw and when i saw this car i fell in love

c5 vtr plus sat 2.0 hdi 140bhp

every single extra you could imagine

the 1st owner has lost a shed load on it, i know they do no hold their values very well but i am chuffed with this 10,000 miler and 18 months old.

not a mark on it inside and out , they are defo a step up from the citreons of past, think they are german bult now

will do nicely for my 300 mile a week run to my new employer

my octavia is for sale in the relevent section

still cannot believe it ha ha ha ah lol

Dont despair !!

Ive had 3 Citroens, 2 Bx's & a Xantia. All gave thousands of miles of trouble free motoring with the odd bit of trim falling off from time to time. Big plus was they are so comfortable as an everyday hack & incredible for crossing Europe, very underrated which benefits the second purchaser as you have found, if the odd bit breaks parts were really cheap

Given the current state of our roads and the lack of local government spending to repair them, I think a C5 makes a very sensible buy!

i am really chuffed with it, collect it friday, need to sell my octy a bit sharp

the c5 seems to be built very well and inside it is a dream , a lot of buttons though, will take me a weekend to work them all out