Citroen DS4 Racing Concept due at Geneva
Well, they say concept - looks pretty darn close to finished to us...

How so? Well, its 1.6-litre turbo four makes 260hp (achieved with no hybrid trickery, too), which equates to more than 160hp per litre - a thoroughly healthy figure that's accompanied by an equally eco-friendly 155g/km of CO2..
And although this is just a concept at the moment, Citroen does describe this specific output as "a record for a Citroen series production car", so we think you'll be seeing one in a showroom at some point soon...
Whether that version will have the concept's carbon fibre air diffuser, front splitter and wheel arch extensions is another matter, of course, but we certainly hope that the tweaks to the chassis and running gear make it. These include lowering the car by 35mm, widening the track by 55mm at the front and 75mm at the rear and fitting a four-piston calipers and 380mm discs brakes to the front of the car.
So is Citroen finally making some capital from its status as the practically unchallenged kings of rallying? From the sound of the DS4 Racing, it seems like it just might be.
Actually reckon Citroen have some really impressive stuff - the DS5 Hybrid for instance is a car I'd love to have if I was a company car driver - 200hp and 99g/km CO2.... no sports car sure but the BIK is incredibly low.

Citroen have already been well north of £30k witht he C6, and will be again with the top spec DS5....
They've tried to crack this market before and failed so often as their residuals crash time after time as as a result the public perceive them as cheap.... will it ever change?
I suppose it coyuld...Toyota have charged big money for their Lexus stuff, and Japanese motors used to be percieved as the cheap alternative...
I wish 'em well.... but not soon, I want a price-crashed DS5 soon.
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