Citroen C5 Saloon

The Citroen C5 is a hugely comfortable saloon that excels at motorway cruising, while top-spec cars rival compact executives for luxury

Are you brave enough to choose the quirky Citroen C5? We test the facelifted model against the Skoda Superb

Flagship diesel raises big French saloon’s game.

French firm joins the space race by adding practical load-lugger to its new C5 range.

At last, Citroen has a family car to be proud of.

The Citroen C5 and driver-oriented Mazda 6 are the most recent arrivals in the family car class. But can they pip our current favourite, the superb Fo…

We drive Citroen's new Ford Mondeo rival in top spec diesel guise.

The French firm's latest family car is ready to take on the Ford Mondeo

Big, diesel-powered automatics are nothing new, but with petrol costs now at an all-time high, these models are fast becoming a staple choice for fami…

Most mid-term facelifts involve a slight tweak to a car's bonnet profile, some new headlamp lenses and maybe a bit of a spruce-up to the cabin. But Ci…

Big French cars have struggled in recent years. Awkward styling, floaty road manners and questionable reliability tend to contribute to dismal sales. …

It has never been a top seller, but there's more to Citroen's C5 than meets the eye. Although not the most attractive family car, it's extremely pract…

If there is one model that has kept Citroen's ageing Saxo alive for nearly seven years, it's the VTR. While the hair-raising VTS supermini was the ver…