citron zara picasso desire

flutered

with comfort being the number one reason i have to change i drove a citreon zara desire yesterday, it felt like a five star hotel compared the miserable b&b that i have at the moment,
how are they really rated for comfort, for realibility, for ecomomy, decrepiction is not an issue, as always your assistance is appreciated

The_Honeybadger

I had one of them for a good while. It was reliable (others will tell you to never buy a Citroen), with comfy seats and a good driving position.

The general build quality isn't the best IMO, feels very plasticky and there's a lot of cabin noise. The styling is really outdated at this stage too. Those negative are reflected in the price though in fairness. You can get them for buttons. If you want a cheap car they're not too bad.

flutered

comfort is no1, today my gp said my back is f...ed, his very words, so style is not a requirement, the comfy seats and the high drive position are more inportant at this stage of the game, i missed a nice one recently due to hesiently

bazz26

For comfort you should look at something Swedish like a Volvo or Saab. They make some of the most comfortable seats out there.

CharlieCroker

+1.

The Picasso has a lovely soft ride and while the seats are comfy, they offer no real support so after any length of time, you'll be in ribbons

flutered

bazz26 wrote: »

For comfort you should look at something Swedish like a Volvo or Saab. They make some of the most comfortable seats out there.

their seats are too low, i would need wm obrien to lift me out

flutered

CharlieCroker wrote: »

+1.

The Picasso has a lovely soft ride and while the seats are comfy, they offer no real support so after any length of time, you'll be in ribbons

my longest drive this year was 35 minutes one way, i cannot drive very far