Citroen C4 Grand Picasso 2015, 5-door MPV, semi-auto, 1560cc

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I’ve had this Citroen C4 Grand Picasso since I bought it new from a main dealer – still feels like a proper family car, even after all these years. It’s a 2015 model with the automatic transmission, and the exterior is a clean, sleek grey that’s not too flashy but still stands out. Inside, it’s a bit of a mix – grey and black with half-leather seats that are comfortable, especially on long drives. The 7-seater layout means it’s great for kids or when you’re travelling with friends.

It runs on diesel and meets Euro 6 standards, so it’s not super thirsty and doesn’t fume much. The boot’s big enough for a couple of suitcases or a bike, and there’s a good mix of sockets – three 12V, USB, and a DAB radio. The central display is 12 inches, and the touch screen is easy to use. I’ve got Bluetooth for music and phone calls, and it’s got a full suite of safety features – including blind spot monitoring, park assist, rear sensors, reversing camera, and even a guide me home feature on the headlights.

The car’s got a panoramic sunroof with dark tinted glass and electric sun blinds, which is a nice touch in the summer. The alloy wheels are 17-inch Boa-style, and the body colours match well – body-coloured bumpers with chrome lower inserts. I’ve had the front brake discs and pads done in June, so they’re fresh and safe.

It’s got a fair bit of tech, like keyless entry, auto-dimming mirrors, and even a one-touch electric window system. I’ve kept it well maintained and it’s still running smoothly. I’ve only had it for a few years now, and it’s been mostly used for family trips and weekend drives.

It’s currently parked in Steyning, Horsham, and I’m looking to part with it – it’s not something I’ll be driving much more, but it’s been reliable and comfortable over the years. It’s worth £6,750 if you’re thinking about it.