DS review

Citroen CS7 Crossback 2018 front

DS 7 Crossback

New French luxury SUV looks derivative and lacks the completeness to easily justify its price. Despite that the DS7 Crossback is refined, fairly lavish and comes with some Gallic charm

From £28,0956
DS 3 Prestige

DS 3

Reworked supermini aims to take the fight to, among others, Mini

From £15,2157
On test here is the DS 4 Crossback

DS 4 Crossback

Upmarket Citroën brand’s facelifted family car, in high-riding guise

From £23,3556
Citroën DS4

DS 4

The DS 4 is a high-riding hatchback, but for all its maker's claims to the contrary, its too much like the standard C4

From £16,9807
Citroën DS3 Racing 2011-2011

DS 3 Racing 2011-2012

Citroen's hot hatchback is appealingly intense, and good fun, but its high price and firm ride let it down

7
DS 5

DS 5

The Citroën DS5 is a handsome hatchback designed with a premium feel

From £21,6707
DS3

DS 3 2010-2015

The Citroën DS3 is an upmarket, stylish supermini, but does it have what it takes to beat the Mini?

From £11,7507

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