
And there's even more space inside (easily accessed - the rear doors slide) than many MPVs, due to its van roots. Headroom is huge, enabling the option of Citroen's 'Modubox' (roof-mounted air vents and storage), or the world's largest sunroof. The boot is also simply huge - you have to see it to believe it. Up front, there's a far more luxurious dash, with electric windows and remote central locking fitted as standard. However, the van-like driving position remains; pedals are close, the steering wheel's angled, and it's hard to reach the top of the wheel if you're tall. You get used to it though, as you do to the soft ride, softish but surefooted handling, and reasonable but still-notchy gearchange. Best engines are the zippy 1.6 and punchy, smooth 2.0 HDi diesel - the 1.4's hard work, and the 1.9 diesel's even slower and not as economical as you'd think, if surprisingly smooth. Overall, a happy, friendly car to drive and travel in, and perfectly refined transport if you're counting the pennies. The update makes a fine car even better.
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I bougt it new in '07& it currently has 20,000 miles on the clock. I use it mainly for trips of more than 50 miles,with short trips kept to a minimum.I have taken it to the continent two years running & am amazed at the comfort/economy.At legal motorway speeds,50+ mpg is easy.It cruises at 80+ easily when fuel consumption increases to 45 mpg.It was cheap to buy,but having 2 large dogs,I wanted something tough.I cannot fault it for it's price & intend to keep it for a good while.