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If you are wondering what to buy now that you can't buy a new Saab, the 2016 DS5 DSport is your answer.
The DS 5 heralds the arrival of a new luxury brand, specialising in French elegance...
France is a country synonymous with style and in the automotive world, there is no brand more ‘French’ than Citroen. Renowned as being innovators of both design and technology, Citroen has always taken pride in being a little bit different. Australia has one of the most diverse new car markets in the world, with almost 60 manufacturers to choose from...
The DS5 is a refreshingly Avant-garde alternative in a segment dominated by conservatively styled Japanese and German cars.
Tegan Lawson and James Ward take a look at the Citroen DS5 and its spiritual ancestor, the original Citroen DS. http://www.caradvice.com.au/videos/citroen-ds5-video-review/ - Watch our full review of the Citroen DS5 here. ...
Citroen Australia has recalled vehicles across several model lines as part of the Takata airbag campaign, including the old-generation C3, C4, DS3, DS4 and DS5. As with all Takata-related notices, the affected airbag inflators can feature propellant that degrades over time due to humidity and high temperatures...
Citroen has issued a recall for 84 examples its C5, DS4 and DS5 models sold between May 2015 and August 2016 over concerns a faulty connection to the starter motor could cause a short circuit. The French manufacturer reports the 12-Volt connection lug for the start motor may be fitted incorrectly, and could touch a metal component...
The 15-month old DS Automobile marque has arrived in Australia, with the launch of the rebadged DS 5 sans Citroen nameplate billed as a first step in “reviving the tradition of French premium vehicles”. That’s the mission of PSA — parent of Peugeot and Citroen — with DS Automobiles, established as a standalone brand within the empire...
French luxury brand DS is aiming to have 160 independent stores opened worldwide by 2020, as it seeks to expand its foothold in the premium luxury segment. Speaking exclusively to CarAdvice at the Frankfurt motorshow today, DS CEO Yves Bonnefont confirmed the organisation's plan for an international roll out...
To date, I have owned a fleet of Saab's, one Rolls Royce and one BMW M3. Just recently, I traded my last Saab convertible for the DS5 finished in pearlescent white. Handling is flat like an f1 car. You feel totally in control. The cockpit is fully loaded with lots of toys which make you feel like you're on final approach and the runway is in sight...
I was so impressed I bought one! Compared to the German products it is a revelation. It is beautifully and thoughtfully designed, inside and out. Heads turn and people discuss the shape - it is automotive art. Very comfortable seating (PSA make the best seats). Quiet and generally refined...
