Someindependent research have also placed C4 as average reliability-wise, and Megane is more or less at the same level.Above it all, drivers of cars with the same engine as Citroen C4 rank it on average as 4.5, while the one under the competitor's bonnet gets 3.8 out of 5. Performance & Fuel economy. Renault is a bit more agile, reaching 100km Skip to ContentSkip to FooterNot an 'evo' car in the traditional sense, the Cactus is nevertheless quite a likeable car18 Jul 2016Cactus pricing starts at ÂŁ12,990 for a PureTech 75 manual in Touch’ trim. The kit list is fairly basic but not miserly – the 7-inch touchscreen is standard, for instance, as are front electric windows, electric door mirrors, cruise control, a USB input for connecting phones, and DAB radio. You do miss out on satnav for the screen though, and wheels are 15-inch also only get the 74bhp petrol engine, so Feel trim, with the 81bhp unit and a spec list including aircon, a leather steering wheel and 16-inch alloys, may be more least you can pay for the turbocharged petrol is ÂŁ16,455 in Feel trim and the cheapest diesel, also in Feel trim, is ÂŁ17, choice of potential rivals is large. The Cactus technically sits in the C-segment, which includes cars like Citroen’s own C4 hence the name and the Ford Focus, Volkswagen Golf and others. But in terms of pricing, it’s closer to cars in the supermini class – think Polos, Fiestas and the in terms of ethos, it’s a small crossover, which puts cars like the Nissan Juke, Renault Captur, Ford Ecosport and Mazda CX-3. Of them all the CX-3 is probably the most evo’, capturing some of the Mazda MX-5’s spirit and wrapping it up in a practical body. It feels more upmarket than the Citroen but then it’s also a fair bit more this reviewMost Popular2022 Porsche 911 GT3 RS revealed with motorsport-inspired aero and 517bhpNews2022 Porsche 911 GT3 RS revealed with motorsport-inspired aero and 517bhpPorsche launches the most extreme 911 GT3 RS to date, with a focus on track days that’s been inspired through its motorsport success17 Aug 2022New McLaren Solus GT – V10 track car revealedNewsNew McLaren Solus GT – V10 track car revealedMcLaren joins the hypercar track day crowd with the Gran Turismo Sport-inspired ÂŁ3m Solus GT, a closed cockpit, single seater powered by an 829bhp Jud
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Quatre ans aprĂšs son lancement, le CitroĂ«n C4 Cactus restylĂ© va totalement revoir sa copie pour sauver sa carriĂšre, en montant en gamme. Que sait-on dĂ©jĂ  Ă  son sujet ? [Mise Ă  jour le 24/10/2017 Ă  12h32] CitroĂ«n C4 Cactus restylĂ© 2018 – Quatre ans aprĂšs son lancement, l’OVNI de CitroĂ«n va totalement revoir sa copie pour sauver sa carriĂšre. Que sait-on dĂ©jĂ  Ă  la veille de sa rĂ©vĂ©lation le 26 octobre ? EtĂ© 2015, soit un an seulement aprĂšs sa commercialisation, CitroĂ«n prenait dĂ©jĂ  conscience de l’échec retentissant de sa compacte dite essentielle ». PSA procĂ©dait dĂ©jĂ  Ă  la mise en place de pĂ©riodes de chĂŽmage partiel sur le site de production madrilĂšne, oĂč le CitroĂ«n C4 Cactus est assemblĂ©, le vĂ©hicule ne pointant qu’au 23Ăšme rang des immatriculations, en France, sur le premier semestre de cette mĂȘme annĂ©e. En trois ans, il s’est vendu Ă  peine plus de CitroĂ«n C4 Cactus que de Renault Captur en un an, soit 250 000 exemplaires. A mi-carriĂšre, CitroĂ«n se voit dans l’obligation de repositionner son poulain, pour inflĂ©chir la courbe des ventes. Mal nĂ©, le CitroĂ«n C4 Cactus a fait les frais de considĂ©rations markĂ©ting hasardeuses. Alors que le public espĂ©rait une alternative branchĂ©e au modĂšle low-cost prĂŽnĂ©s par Dacia, il a rapidement dĂ©chantĂ© Ă  la vue des tarifs, Ă  peine moins Ă©levĂ©s qu’un Renault Captur. Outre un design extĂ©rieur loin de faire l’unanimitĂ©, Ă  grand renfort d’Airbumps, ces fameuses protections latĂ©rales barrant les portiĂšres, l’habitacle faisait cohabiter le meilleur avec le cossu et chaleureux de la planche de bord tranchant inexplicablement avec des solutions low-cost indignes d’une Dacia. A savoir une banquette arriĂšre non franctionnable, et des vitres arriĂšre Ă  compas. Des griefs en partie corrigĂ©s, avec l’apparition, en 2015, de dossiers rabattables 2/3 – 1/3. Un tel Ă©cueil aurait pu conduire les chevrons laisser mourir le CitroĂ«n C4 Cactus de sa belle mort, faisant une croix sur la case restylage. Mais avec une C4 la classique compacte bientĂŽt retraitĂ©e et non remplacĂ©e, il semblerait que la direction ait consenti Ă  d’importants investissements pour animer sa gamme intermĂ©diaire. Plus qu’un facelift, Ă©voquons davantage d’un recarrossage au sujet du nouveau CitroĂ«n C4 Cactus, cuvĂ©e 2018. En effet, quasiment tous les Ă©lĂ©ments de carrosserie lui seront nouveaux. A commencer par la dĂ©coupe triangulaire du capot accueillant dĂ©sormais les chevrons, eux-mĂȘme intĂ©grĂ©s Ă  une fine calandre Ă  barrettes, dans le prolongement des feux diurnes. L’entrĂ©e d’air bĂ©nĂ©ficie d’une ouverture plus large, de forme trapĂ©zoĂŻdale, autour de laquelle les optiques avant Ă©pousent les contours. Au passage, les protections qui les habillaient initialement disparaissent, migrant dans la partie basse du bouclier, qui se pare de coques d’antibrouillards personnalisables. La proue apparaĂźt plus en phase avec la gamme CitroĂ«n, parmi les C3, C3 Aircross et C4 Picasso, en attendant le C5 Aircross. De profil, les ailes avant abandonnent leurs rĂ©pĂ©titeurs latĂ©raux, Ă  prĂ©sent intĂ©grĂ©s aux rĂ©troviseurs issus de la Peugeot 2008. Mais le plus gros de ce chantier rĂ©side dans l’arrivĂ©e de toutes nouvelles portiĂšres, tournant le dos aux tant critiquĂ©s Airbumps. Ils se font plus discrets en s’affichant en bas de porte, rehaussĂ©s par un Ă©lĂ©gant pli de carrosserie. Au delĂ  des considĂ©rations esthĂ©tiques, les flottes de sociĂ©tĂ©s pourront enfin sticker leurs vĂ©hicules de leurs logos, ouvrant de nouvelles perspectives commerciales. MĂȘme la trappe Ă  essence Ă©volue. L’encoche qui l’agrĂ©mentait disparaĂźt, probablement au profit d’une ouverture depuis l’habitacle. MĂȘme punition » Ă  l’arriĂšre. Les protections en plastique brut du hayon sont remisĂ©es, au profit d’une teinte couleur dessin des feux s’élargit pour dĂ©border sur le coffre, Ă  la maniĂšre du C5 Aircross, tandis que le bas de caisse s’offre de nouvelles protections. Notons enfin l’abandon des barres de toit qui pourraient cependant figurer au catalogue des options. En tout Ă©tat de cause, le nouveau CitroĂ«n C4 Cactus s’assagit pour ratisser auprĂšs d’un plus large public, Ă©pris de berlines traditionnelles. Une maniĂšre indirecte de remplacer la C4 classique, malgrĂ© une habitabilitĂ© insuffisante face aux reines de la catĂ©gorie que sont les Golf et Peugeot 308, avec seulement 4,16 m de long et un coffre de 358 l. Le nouveau CitroĂ«n C4 Cactus pourrait, en revanche, devenir une sĂ©rieuse alternative au nouveau Volkswagen T-Roc, qui peine Ă  identifier ses rivaux. Au passage, le nouveau CitroĂ«n C4 Cactus devrait monter en gamme avec, notamment, une meilleure insonorisation. Les portes, espĂ©rons-le, claqueront de maniĂšre plus feutrĂ©e, Ă  l’image du confort, dĂ©jĂ  excellent, qui enfoncera le clou avec l’introduction d’amortisseurs Ă  doubles butĂ©es hydrauliques, dont nous avions pu juger de l’efficacitĂ© l’an dernier, sur un dĂ©monstrateur. EspĂ©rons que cet important remaniement mĂšne le Citroen C4 Cactus au succĂšs, Ă  condition que les tarifs ne s’envolent pas. Sa commercialisation interviendra au printemps 2018. Un Ă©vĂ©nement que nous vous ferons partager EN DIRECT ! A lire Ă©galement sur CitroĂ«n C3 Aircross [ESSAI VIDEO] chevrons sauvages essai, avis, technique, rivales, qualitĂ©s, dĂ©fauts
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Thelow rolling resistance 205/50R17 Goodyear tyres also grip well in the dry. The brakes, which are smaller than those on the C4, do a good job in shedding speed quickly, too. The Cactus’s electric steering, with three turns lock to lock and decent feedback, is light for city maneuvres but weighs up progressively with speed. At least from outward appearances, both the Citroen C4 Cactus and Renault Captur manage to attract more attention than most small crossovers. Both models are typically French – the Citroen is wonderfully eccentric, the Renault looks more subtle yet remains graceful. If you’re in the market for a distinctive mini-SUV, which should you choose? We compare the pair side-by-side to find out. Taken by these cars? Put either the Citroen C4 Cactus or the Renault Captur in our car configurator to see how much carwow could help you save. Styling For those who grumble about modern car design in the belief that all cars look the same,’ the Citroen C4 Cactus should come as a breath of fresh air. The curvy shape is both complimented and contrasted by several striking details, most eye-catching of which are the squidgy Airbumps’ along the flanks and the bumpers. These soft, deformable sections not only serve a practical purpose – they protect the paint from the sort of low speed impacts that occur in car parks – but they can be coloured in contrasting shades to the rest of the car. Other details like the narrow window line and slim headlights help to give a very contemporary look overall. Although the Captur doesn’t quite offer the same visual drama, it remains one of the more classy designs in the compact crossover sector. The bold, almost oversized Renault family face dominates the front, while bright paint finishes with a range of alternative roof colour choices help it to look lively and youthful. Its sculpted bodywork is sure to appeal to those not taken by the chunky styling applied to many other crossovers. Interior Just like the outside, the Cactus’s cabin is interesting to look at and innovative to use. Traditional dials have been replaced with a digital display while, thanks to the large tablet PC-like central screen, the button count is very low, helping the dash to look clean and uncluttered. Other neat touches include a passenger airbag mounted in the roof which frees up additional storage space on the dashboard. The Captur’s design is a little more traditional, but still pleasant to look at. Lots of piano black trim gives it a modern look so long as it’s regularly wiped clean of grubby fingerprints and, while some of the plastics feel a little cheap, the quality of the parts you touch feels high enough. The Captur is the more roomy car, particularly in the back. The Citroen’s rear windows don’t wind down, either – in the name of keeping things simple, they hinge outwards instead. Both cars boast generous boots – the Cactus’s 358-litre load bay is impressive, but can’t match the Captur’s 377 litres, which can even expand to 455 litres if the rear bench is set into its forward-most position. Driving One of the advantages of crossover vehicles like the Captur and Cactus is that their raised ride heights allow for a softer suspension setup than traditional superminis, which in turn results in a smoother ride. As a result, both of these cars are commended by testers for their comfort. Typically for small cars, however, large bumps and potholes tend to jolt through the cabin. The raised height also gives a better view of the road ahead, increasing driver confidence. The Renault’s steering is light and sharp, which helps to make it feel agile, though some suggest that a lack of feel makes it difficult to judge when the wheels lose grip. The Cactus benefits from a very low weight – most examples tip the scales at barely more than 1,000kg – though a rather slow-witted steering rack means it never feels quite as nimble as it perhaps should. Engines The Cactus’s low weight brings other benefits, too. The small, frugal petrol and diesel engines have very little to haul around, so performance is fairly sprightly, while fuel economy is even better. The modest turbocharged petrols produce between 74 and 109hp, and all claim to deliver over 60mpg. The most frugal diesel is capable of making it one of the most fuel-efficient cars on sale today. Both units are fairly refined, though testers recommend avoiding the automatic gearbox – its design unquestionably aids efficiency but it’s jerky to use and more expensive to buy. The Captur’s gearboxes are both an improvement over the Citroen’s, though fuel economy isn’t quite a match. The claimed of the turbodiesel isn’t to be sniffed at, however, and the unit itself is smooth and torquey. A pair of petrol engines feature, too a tiny turbo kicks out 89hp and should manage while a more potent turbo produces 119hp and returns We’d avoid the former unless you’re planning on staying around town, it feels noticeably underpowered. Value for money The C4 Cactus manages to streak ahead of the Captur in the value stakes. While the basic Captur offers air conditioning and alloy wheels as standard – two features the entry-level Cactus lacks – the Citroen costs £1,300 less. Compare the two top-of-the-range petrol models, and that difference creeps up towards £3,000, yet the Cactus remains both cheaper to run and faster. All Cactus models feature a seven-inch infotainment touchscreen, LED running lights and cruise control as standard, while top spec Flair’ models get 17-inch alloy wheels and a reversing camera. Both cars fall into very similar insurance groups, and both pump very little carbon dioxide from their exhaust pipes, helping to keep road tax costs low. Both have been crash tested by Euro NCAP, and the Renault came out on top with a maximum five-star rating. That isn’t to say the Cactus is unsafe, it was marked down for lacking an autonomous city braking system – a standard-fit feature for the Captur. Verdict Both cars rank very highly in the compact crossover class but, in a head-to-head contest, the Citroen wins it. Both are comfortable, fugal and stylish, but the Citroen’s tiny running costs, lower purchase price and added charm helps it win us over. It’s an opinion confirmed by the rest of the UK motoring press, too – based on our aggregated wowscores, the C4 Cactus outscores the Captur by points to The Renault still has plenty to offer though. It’s more spacious than the Citroen, and it’s a little more fun to drive. The Citroen’s styling won’t be to everyone’s taste, either. If it was our money, though, we’d go for the quirky one every time. Save money on your Citroen C4 Cactus or Renault Captur Put either the Citroen C4 Cactus or the Renault Captur in our car configurator to see how much carwow could help you save. For more options, head over to our deals page or, if you’re still struggling to pick your next car, check out our car chooser. CitroenC4 Cactus, Fiat 500X and Renault Captur 2016 review. Richard Blackburn road tests and reviews the Citroen C4 Cactus, Fiat 500X and Renault Captur with specs, fuel consumption and verdict. Richard Blackburn road tests and reviews the Citroen C4 Cactus, Fiat 500X and Renault Captur with specs, fuel By R. ichard Blackburn -8 Apr 2016. View cars for sale.
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