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Citroen's competitor in the seven-seat MPV market is the Grand C4 Picasso, and the French company has announced that both it and its smaller C4 Picasso sibling will be available with zero per cent finance until April 30th. The C4 Picasso starts at €26,695, while the Grand C4 Picasso retails from €28,995.
Taking the zero per cent finance offer into account, the C4 Picasso can be had from €229 per month, while the Grand C4 Picasso is yours for a slightly pricier €259 per month. Both cars benefit from Citroen's five-year warranty and three-year roadside assistance service.
The C4 Picasso range also comes with a five-star Euro NCAP rating, helped by a myriad of active safety aids like adaptive cruise control, lane departure and fatigue detection systems, plus blind-spot monitoring. The 1.6-litre turbodiesel BlueHDi engine officially returns 74.3mpg on average, while CO2 emissions as low as 100g/km and 103g/km are possible on the C4 Picasso and Grand C4 Picasso respectively.