Test Drive Citroen C3 Pluriel since 2003 Convertible
Transfers
Citroen C3 Pluriel is easy to adapt to any weather and to perform different tasks.

Option I: three-door hatchback.
If the roof, glass and arcs are in place, then Citroen C3 Pluriel is an ordinary compact passenger car on which you can move into any weather.

Driving is convenient because it is possible to adjust the location of the steering column and the seat. The seat itself is not quite usually: the flat bottom cushion is soft enough, and takes the necessary shape, and the material has the property to push moisture and breathe. That's right, this is what is required to the convertible. However, we are still in the hatchback, so we note a slightly higher location of the seats in contrast to the usual C3. In this case, all adjustments remained in place, but the visibility improved. The lack of central racks forced the designers to secure seat belts rather low, but it does not cause special inconvenience. The devices, the shape of the panel and the shield are all the same, only an additional lever appeared - to control a soft riding.
Option II: Roof by harmonic

Option III: Convertible

The rear window along with the roof residues quickly hides in the trunk, and you are already in the cabriolet. For a warm Moscow evening (believe me, and it happens) - the most suitable option. The fact that Pluriel was once a hatchbeck remind unless massive arcs on the sides. However, it is easy to get rid of them, however, the lever will not help here, it will have to get out of the car.
Option IV: Spider

Such a non-Russian word is called the creators of the car, resulting from unacceptable manipulations. You will simply be on the front of the front of the windshield in front of the windshield corners, and two fasteners behind. Moreover, the beams themselves are not too heavy, weighing only 12 kilograms. And the entire operation will take no more than a minute. The only minus of the next transformation is that the removed arcs were constantly inconvenient, it is better to leave them in the garage or at home. If, of course, you do not want another C3 metamorphosis.
Option V: Pickup

Collect the car is also not difficult, acting in the reverse order.
On the road - without surprises
Citroen C3 Pluriel's running qualities, as expected, much different from those inherent in the usual C3. But the motors for this model are offered until two: both gasoline, 1.4 and 1.6 liters and a capacity of 75 and 110 liters. from. respectively. Any of them hardly grieves the owner, with any car demonstrates sufficient sufficiency.
The engine of smaller volume is combined with a 5-speed manual transmission. The course of the lever is short, and with the seeming breaking of problems with the choice of transmission does not occur. It is thanks to such a clear mechanism on the road that you do not feel about the lagging. Is that watching the motor turnover is not convenient: the tachometer is a semicircular and small, tiny arrow and see not immediately. However, it is possible to navigate the sound, because at high speeds of the power unit is well heard. And with all this, it was the version with a 1.4-liter engine I had to taste more.

As for the other qualities of C3 Pluriel, then I will note well-minded pendants and steering. The machine provides both comfortable, and aggressive ride.
Price of transformations

Car warranty - 3 years or 100 thousand kilometers of run. The intervalism interval is 30 thousand km.
Andrei Osipov
Brief specifications Citroen C3 Pluriel
Engine volume, cube. See: 1360/1587
Number of valves per cylinder: 2/4
Power, l. from. For rpm: 75/5400: 110/5750
Max. Torque, nm / at about about. Min.: 118/3300: 147/4000
Acceleration to 100 km / h, p .: 13.9 / 11.6
Maximum speed, km / h: 160/185
Middle fuel consumption l. / 100 km.: 6.8 / 6.6
Volume of fuel tank, l.: 47
Dimensions, mm: 3935x1700x1560
Source: "Car Izvestia"
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