Citroën introduces the entry-level C3 You!

With the recent demise of its C1 city car, there’s an obvious gap at the bottom of Citroën’s range. The workaround is a new You! trim grade for the brand’s C3 supermini.

Citroën C3 You! (2022) Front Side 1

Intended to appeal to budget-conscious customers (and former C1 owners), the C3 You! has an on-the-road starting price of £12,995. That’s £3,265 less than a C3 Sense.

The specification includes a 1.2-litre three-cylinder PureTech 83 petrol engine, LED headlights and Soft Sand metallic paint. Five other body colours are offered as cost options, along with a contrasting Opal White finish for the roof.

Citroën C3 You! (2022) Side

Also fitted as standard are cruise control, speed sign recognition, a video-based lane departure warning system, a DAB radio, a 5” central touchscreen and Bluetooth.

The Citroën C3 You! is only available via the online Citroën Store, but Citroën dealers are able to assist with the buying process if necessary.

Citroën C3 You! (2022) Front Side 2

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