2005 Citroen C5 Diesel Manual Hatchback by Patsy • 2nd April 2014
I bought this car second hand 4 years ago it is a great going car and I haven't had any bother with it. I have 160,000 miles on the clock and it's sailed through MOT this last few years needing very little work done! A pleasure to drive this car as it's so comfortable.
2008 Citroen C5 Diesel Manual Saloon by raymond • 7th July 2013
I bought my 2008 C5 in march 2012 with 36000 miles on the clock. I have had to replace 2 lower front ball joints, front coil spring and a new power steering rack all in the first 12 months........I contacted Citroen about my steering rack and was quoted £1500 to replace it......I can not wait to get rid of this piece of French rubbish.....
2006 Citroen C5 Diesel Manual Hatchback by Stevie G • 21st March 2013
The Citreon C5 1.6 HDI VTR is the best all rounder i have ever driven. I have driven hundreds of different cars over the past 30 years. It is comfortable, weel kitted out, smooth, reliable and this diesel for it's size returns amazing MPG. The room for luggage is fantastic. It isn't a rocket ship and it can, if pushed be floaty around tight corners but for normal everyday driving that most of us do it is first class. Cheap to service to. A1
2008 Citroen C5 Diesel Manual Sedan by Angus • 21st March 2012
It is a good car the top review is totaly for the old model.!!
This car new model is very cheap TAX class. and 55 MPG running costs.
Insurance class verry low .
Nothing bad about it.
2001 Citroen C5 Diesel Automatic Hatchback by colin m • 1st March 2012
I have owned this car for the last 8 years and 80k miles. At the start it was a disaster, then I found a great auto spark who was able to fix the problem with the wiring loom (it had welded itself to the floor below the drivers seat!!!) Since then its been a pleasure. Great driving car, most comfortable car I've ever been in and driven. Its just like your favourite armchair on wheels. Its not going to win the 0-60 sprint but then I don't want to enter that race. I;m built for comfort, as is my car. Tax is a bit high but then again that's what an older engine does for you. Between 40 and 45 mpg for an older auto isn't too bad, newer car owns may snigger about that but both the car and me are almost classics. All in all I'm glad I met my wedge and we will hopefully have a few more miles yet together.
