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Citroën Xantia Saloon 1.8i 16v ForteNewest Review: ... say one thing - a ride in a Xantia is like nothing else. Having owned a number of cars from different manufacturers (such as ... more More Citroën card
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by - written on 10/02/01 (Useful, 291 readings)
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I only just bought my 2nd hand Xantia 1.8SX 16V Saloon, so I can't really say anything about reliability apart from that I bought a 1997 (R-reg) model with 72000 miles on the clock and it drives and looks like just out of the showroom. I was fortunate enough to get a top spec model with full electric pack, air-conditioning with climate control, etc. and generally I can only say one thing - a ride in a Xantia is like nothing else. Having owned a number of cars from different manufacturers (such as Nissan, Vauxhall, Ford and Peugeot) I will probably stick to Citroen now - at least until I can afford an E-class Merc or 5-series BMW ;-) The engine is very responsive ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/07/00 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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If I had my own way I would have bought a Ford Puma, but because I look after my dad who is disabled I had to buy a car that was practical. I searched through What Car and visited show rooms, I decided that a Citroen Xantia, would be a perfect buy. It was perfect for my dad and me, for him it has wide doors, so it’s easier to get in and out, the seats are big and spacious and there is plenty of room in the boot for the wheelchair. For me it has power steering, electric windows, air conditioning a six speaker stereo, adjustable seats and steering wheel it even tells you the outside temperature. I have the 1.8l and it is fast, it can ... Read the complete review
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