One year after Citroen launched the all-new C3 model on the small-car sector - replacing the Saxo - the French manufacturer launched the C3 Pluriel.
Designed as a coupe-to-cabrio crossover, the new model featured several configurations. It had detachable roof bars and a fabric roof top (turning into a cabrio) and was regarded as a multi-utility mini car. As compared to the base model, the C3 Pluriel only featured some interior changes following C3’s facelift in 2006. Those new features included a revised dashboard, redesigned door panels, new instrument cluster and new steering wheel.