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2010 Citroën DS3 price and simple specs

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Citroën is introducing a new product line, takes its name from the famous classic cars DS (Déesse). There will be three DS models that are based on the C3, C4 and C5, but have completely different bodies. Thus, the only known DS3 has a very athletic body that can no longer think of the plump C3. The 3.95-meter-long three-door but also based on the new generation. Market launch is in March 2010. One has the choice of two diesel engines with 90 and 110 hp, and three petrol engines with 95, 120 and 150 hp. Prices start at € 15,200.
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