Citroen C4 Picasso cars

About the Citroen C4 Picasso

A used C4 Picasso is an ideal MPV for a busy family and is made up of hardwearing materials that won’t sag with daily use.

After first appearing on the market in November 2006, the C4 Picasso was discontinued in the UK in 2019. The only way to experience this brilliantly reliable car for yourself is to secure a quality used model. 

You can get a used C4 Picasso with a choice of five or seven seats, and the cabin itself is roomy and comfortable even when it’s at full capacity.   

There’s a choice of trims too, including the Exclusive and VTR+ models, all with their own range of features.  

On the road, it’s comfortable to drive and easy to get used to, with a great view of the road. It’s efficient to run as well, adding to the all-round great value appeal of the car.   

What features does the Citroen C4 Picasso have?

A used C4 Picasso is available with a fair few choices, and the one you pick will determine the features you get. Across the range, the latest models were offered in Touch Edition, Feel, and Flair trims.   

Even the entry-level Touch Edition is well kitted-out – all models come with air-con, rear parking sensors, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, and cruise control as standard.   

The Feel trims get you larger 17-inch wheels and added parking sensors to the front of the car. You’ll also get a 12-inch HD infotainment screen for entertainment and keeping up to date with your car.   

Go all out with a Flair model and you’ll get the standard stuff and some handy extras. These include reversing cameras and a parking system that can take control of your brakes, steering and gears, and additional keyless entry and go.   

You can see the full range of features in each model by taking a look at our current used Citroen C4 Picasso listings.

What's the Citroen C4 Picasso like to drive?

Driving the C4 Picasso is a great thing – it's smooth, comfortable, and takes little effort at all to get moving. 

There are a few engines across the range and each one offers a different driving experience, but all are efficient to run and perfect for daily life.  

You can pick from a variety of petrol or diesel engine setups, but the 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol is a popular choice. This model claims it can hit 0-62mph in nine seconds, with top speeds of 130mph.  

The diesels are impressive too – the e-HDi 90 model gets a stop/start system and the added ‘Efficient Tronic Gearbox’.