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Citroen newcomer
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THE LATEST addition to the burgeoning hatch-van sector is the Citroen C2 Enterprise.
Powered by the same PSA 1.4litre common-rail turbo-diesel as the Peugeot 206 tested in this issue, the stylish C2 is just 3,670mm long. With a modest 331kg net payload and a 0.84m load space, loading is through a horizontally split tailgate arrangement.
The cargo area includes a fullheight mesh-topped bulkhead with lashing rail and four tie-down rings. A high level of safety equip ment includes standard ABS with electronic brake distribution and emergency brake assist, and airbags for both occupants. Engine immobiliser, remote central locking and deadlocks contribute to the lowest 1E insurance group.
Other standard features include power steering, trip computer and RDS radio/CD player. The C2 Enterprise will cost £7,495 exVAT, but there's £500 off orders placed by the end of February and delivered by the end of March by owners of sub-.50 vehicle fleets.