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I suppose there’s more diversity in Europe because it’s a similarly sized market but with many more country specificities and therefore auto cultures. Makes for more choices.
DS3 Crossback EV - My thoughts. Yours?
I've just bought this 2021 DS3 Crossback electric as part of my relocation to Scotland. It's the ultra premium edition and a compact SUV by some measure, but in the real world it's better understood as a tall hatchback. I'll take possession of it in three...
Definitely not a model we see in the US...
...it is a gorgeous color. And it has many Surfaces : )
Hah. Right. Teal, not unlike the Ford Zodiac Mark IV my parents owned in the 1970s-80s (pic below).
I was reminded during this last two months in the UK that there seem to be more colour variants available across Europe than in the US; both as standard and bespoke. (DS was spun out of Citroen a few years ago with the intention of being what Audi is to V...
In the US you can get any color you want...
...as long as it's either white or some shade of gray...
I'm a fan of the styling
I wish we got more interesting cars like this in the US. I was recently in Germany and all their big, powerful wagons (estates) made me envious.
The DS Line from Citroen is all about style, distinction, luxury, and... Comfort. I could drive an old DS 4 some 10 years ago, for 1000 kilometers, and it was really good at that.
All this over vroom, as you said. I am sure you will love it. Now, electric, I don't know. If you are in one of these many super lost parts of Scotland, won't you have any problem to refill the battery? Best, and congrats, mon ami. Excellent and original ...
