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Engine: 1.4-litre diesel, 70hp/160Nm Transmission: front-wheel drNe r 5spd manual GVW: 1,374kg Load volume: 0.54m3
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There's an endearing quality to the C2 that makes it an attractive proposition in the small carderived class.
From the smooth 1.4-litre engine to the positive ride and quick steering the C2 makes light work of the urban environment while the split-tail load hatch allows quick access to the load area.
Don't expect a vehicle this size to accommodate more than a few decent sized boxes load volume is a 84m3, while payload is a touch below the average for the class at 331 kg.
But that's not what this vehicle is about.
Up front, the cab carries over the stylish design of the exterior. Its a well laid out, comfortable place to be thanks to a positive driving position, comfortable driver's seat and good noise insulation.
There are also the vehicle's record-breaking fuel economy and minimal ownership costs to take into consideration.
However, it pays to bear in mind that residuals may not be the best when It comes to selling it on.