2007 Citroen C1 Chrono review

Citroen C1 Chrono review:

The Citroen C1 Chrono fits perfectly into the Citroen range with its go-getter personality beeing small on the outside and big on the inside. The car has all the specifications required in the segment and is available in three and five-door versions. Featuring C1 Pack equipment, the Chronos will be powered by the 1.0i petrol engine mated to one of two gearboxes, a 5-speed SensoDrive automated manual and will be produced in 800 units.
Citroen has added several features to the C1 Chrono like: windscreen pillars, hotting up the hatch with sticker on the front doors, bonnet and tailgate, air conditioning, a rev counter and 14-inch alloy wheels, an RDS radio-Cd-player, white rearview mirror housings as well as white door handles , white surrounds for electric window controls together with a white gear-lever base. Because the Chrono special series dovetails perfectly with the C1’s dynamic styling, underscoring the vehicle’s lively and sporting demeanour, these special series represents a customer gain of 260 euro.

Prices for the series are as follows:

C1 Chrono 3-door, 1.0i
- manual gearbox: €10,950 incl. VAT
- SensoDrive automated manual gearbox: €11,550 incl. VAT

C1 Chrono 5-door, 1.0i
- manual gearbox: €11,250 incl. VAT
- SensoDrive automated manual gearbox: €11,850 incl. VAT

The C1 Chrono is available in Caldera black, Carlinite grey, Damas blue, Argon blue, Scarlet red and Râ yellow.
Supergloss metallic paint is optional at €320.