Citroen Grand C4 Picasso: a stylish family car for grown-ups

The Citroen Grand C4 Picasso is packed with features to help take the stress out of family motoring.

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Pablo Picasso created masterpieces by looking at the world differently, and Citron has borrowed his philosophy as well as his name for its seven-seater family car, says Chris Knapman in The Daily Telegraph. The Grand C4 Picasso embodies unusual thinking throughout from the ingenious way the seats fold to the distinctive front-end styling and huge windscreen that extends back into the roof, giving the cabin an airy feel.

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