The Citroën DS3 Cabrio we first saw at the 2012 Paris Motor Show has launched in the UK, putting more Gallic-tinged, canvas-roofed convertible goodness on the automotive menu. Competing directly ...

There's only one thing that's retro about Citroen's new three-door hatchback, now arriving in European showrooms, and that's the badge. The DS3 pays homage to perhaps the most futuristic car of the ...

As we told you some weeks ago, Citroen's new DS3 will be available in three different trim levels, each of them with different equipment and engine configurations. But it would seem that the French ...

Citroën's DS3 Cabrio Racing is a potent combination of value, practicality and performance. Developed from the double world-championship-winning DS3 WRC (arguably the most relevant motorsport to ...

After taking the wraps off the new DS3 WRC rally car back in September 2010 at the Paris Auto Show, Citroen’s Racing Division today launched a new set of photos of the car that was recently tested in ...

Alina has been enthusiastic about vehicles her entire life, and even from an early age found herself itching to get behind the wheel. Through high school and college, she could be found reading ...

Citroens haven't been sold in North America since 1974, but in many ways their 'forbidden fruit' status makes them even more desirable. The French maker's current DS range doubly so--inspired by the ...

The DS3 is a Citroen supermini and the first instalment in the manufacturer’s DS sub-range. We’re going to see a whole catalogue of Citroens taking the DS brand name that first appeared in the 1950s ...

French fashion is at the forefront of the industry, and the same goes for French cuisine and French wine. But when it comes to cars, France’s auto industry can hook you up (assuming you live overseas) ...

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Vehicles produce CO2 when they use fuel. The amount of CO2 produced is directly linked to how much fuel it consumes. Excess levels of CO2 can be harmful to humans and the environment.