| Citroen builds prestige in new C5 |
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| Written by Staff Reporter | |
| Wednesday, 21 November 2007 | |
![]() Citroen has unveiled its new C5 model due here in 2008 with improved styling and stronger looking design lines and a claim of greater reliability. Citroen has lifted the wraps off the brand new C5. Longer and wider than the model it replaces, the new C5 has real on-the-road presence, with an aerodynamic profile that alludes to the car's dynamic qualities and accomplished road handling. Measuring 4.78m long (the estate is five cm longer), 1.86m wide and 1.45m tall, the new C5 imposes itself at the top end of the large family car segment. The new C5 introduces a second-generation fixed-centred controls steering wheel, with membrane-covered controls, providing easy access to key functions such as the cruise control, radio or telephone. The model can also be specified with Citroen's new-generation NaviDrive system, featuring a seven inch central display screen and voice activation of the built-in GSM telephone, audio system and satellite navigation. The new C5 features levels of soundproofing that more than match any of its competitors. Specifically, the measures taken include acoustic barriers on the body and door surrounds, an acoustic windscreen, laminated side windows, reinforced absorbent body and roof linings, and damped mountings as developed for the C6. |
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