–chuck

I can’t say as I blame them. They aren’t under any obligation to build quirky cars that don’t sell. After all, what good are brand values if no one buys a car because of them?

An excellent point. But the only thing worse than a failing brand is a flailing brand.

However misguided, Citroen didn’t hide the fact that they were aiming for Audi with this one. So they put more importance on looks and perceived quality.

This segment, doesn’t go well with quirky… large (for european) sedans usually have to please retirees and business men.

If you can’t beat em, join em. Oh well, so much for getting past the surrender rep… especially to the germans.