Citroën Saxo 1.0i 3-door

I am interested in buying a Saxo so I went to test drive one yesterday morning and on the whole, I was impressed.... the only problem being that i think they were designed with little old ladies in mind. I shall tell you why. I am a young girl and so yes, you would espect me to be dainty enough to buy a car that is designed for little old ladies who only ever go as far as the shops. But, I am not dainty. I am five foot nine and so in most cars i am staring out of the top of the windscreen and my feet are a rather huge ladies size nine. In the saxo, the driving position was fine height-wise, but the footwell was incredibly ickle so my feet kept stumbling ...  Read the complete review

I have owned a citreon Saxo for the past year. Having previously owned a citreon AX I was even more impressed by the performance of this car. The fuel consumption is excellent for such a small car,and for someone who travels quite a bit this makes the car even better value for money. The performance of this car is second to none and i often find myself travelling much faster than I think. The car is easy to maintain and the service I have received from my citreon dealer is of very high quality. The only disadvantage of this car is that is is slighly small for a family car as there is not much leg room for back seat passengers. ...  Read the complete review

I got my Saxo about 3 years ago and had it for 2 years. In that time I managed to rank up 35000 miles and the only big problem I got was a bust camshaft shortly after getting it. I put this down to a simply parts DOA. Nothing to worry about. The support I got from Citroen when it was in the garage was superb. I simpy cannot fault how they've treated me from start to finish. The car was quite small but perfect for my city driving at the time. Fuel consumption was acceptible and it handled nicely. The 1 litre engine, though perfect for the city driving, really didn't want to get up and go like some other smaller cars on the open road. ...  Read the complete review

The Citroen Saxo in my opinion is a very nippy and very fashionable car. For all of this it’s known to be very much worth the money that Citroen are asking. The basic model the Sax Desire comes with a 1.1 litre engine, setting you back about £5,995, a very competitive price in today’s market. While the 1.1 isn't the most sporty of the models, it has no additions like alloy wheels, wings, tinted windows or side extra trim, many will not want these extras. This car is for the customer who wants a relatively inexpensive, cheap to run ‘Economy Car' it will do very well on fuel, e.g. trips to go shopping. If your looking for ...  Read the complete review