Latest Information on Citroen DS4
Officially launched in 2011, the DS 4 was met with praise by the international media. It is the second model in Citroën’s luxury-focused DS sub-brand. Released as a compact car and based on the Citroën C4 II, its redesign saw the rear window glass being fixed in place, hidden backdoor handles, and the suspension raised to give it a more SUV-like stance. The engine line-up came from a collaboration between Peugeot, Citroën and BMW. It also holds a five-star scoring on the Euro NCAP crash-test rating. There’s also the more rugged looking DS 4 Crossback SUV-hatchback in the range.
Review Summary
PROS
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Well equipped
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Sporty
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Unique styling
CONS
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Vague steering
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Tight rear space
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Drive doesn’t match sporty styling
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