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Ready to hit the road in a stylish and efficient compact? The Citroen C‑Elysée stands out as a top contender for drivers who demand a blend of flair, practicality, and affordability. Whether you’re comparing the Citroen C‑Elysée 2016 price to current models or brushing up on the used Citroen C‑Elysée price, this guide breaks down everything you need to know so you can make an informed decision ahead of time.

• Model year: 2016 (base & Hatchback variations)
• Engine: 1.2L I-4, 65 kW (88 hp) in the base specification, up to 87 kW (118 hp) in the RS edition.
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 6‑speed semi‑automatic.
• Fuel type: Petrol.
• Dimensions: Length 4,029 mm, Width 1,702 mm, Height 1,469 mm; wheelbase 2,565 mm.
• Powertrain: Front‑wheel drive, 4WD optional.
• Top speed: Up to 194 km/h (RS), 173 km/h (standard).
• 0‑100 km/h: 13.8 seconds (RS), 14.9 seconds (standard).
• Fuel economy: 5–6.5 L/100 km (city/highway mix).
• Seating capacity: 5.
• Boot space: 280 L with rear seats up; 1,055 L with rear seats folded.
• Notable features: Multi‑function steering wheel, optional panoramic roof, “Future Fit” catalytic converter, LED daytime running lights.

When you ask about the Citroen C‑Elysée price, you’ll quickly discover that local figures can vary widely. The price is influenced by original trim level, car condition, mileage, and the country or region of sale. Generally, a brand‑new 2016 model might hover in the range of €12,000–€15,000 in many European markets. Meanwhile, the used Citroen C‑Elysée price typically spans from €5,000 to €9,000 for well‑maintained examples with moderate wear.

Citroen C‑Elysée Depreciation Insights

The depreciation curve of the C‑Elysée is notable for its pace and recovery period. In its very first year on the road, a new Citroen usually loses 15–20% of its value – this is partly due to the shift in consumer perception once “new” turns “used.” By year two, the loss typically slows, with an average drop of 10–12% of its original retail price.

Over a three‑to‑four‑year window, the C‑Elysée averages a depreciation of approximately 25–30%. By year five, it can retain roughly 50% of its purchase value if it’s in excellent condition. These figures are derived from independent vehicle valuation databases and align closely with the real‑world experiences of long‑term owners. Of course, factors like vehicle ownership continuity, aftermarket upgrades, and major service records can affect these estimates, but the solid percentage estimates provide a helpful framework for budgeting.

What Is a 2016 Citroen C‑Elysée Worth?

If you’re consulting online listings or asking a dealer “what is a 2016 Citroen C‑Elysée worth,” it’s useful to consider two benchmarks: one is the average retail price of a brand‑new 2016 base car, and the other concerns the current resale market for a well‑maintained 2016 model of the same trim.

In a typical European market, a brand‑new 2016 C‑Elysée might have started around €12,500. Throughout the last three years, it’s common to see the

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