Citroën, the iconic French automaker, is preparing to bid farewell to the Australian market, marking the end of an era for French car enthusiasts Down Under. As the brand winds down its operations, it's offering enticing deals to clear remaining stock.
Citroën's Exit Strategy
• Timeframe: Citroën will cease new vehicle sales in Australia by December 31, 2023.
• Stock Clearance: The brand is offering significant discounts and incentives to sell remaining inventory.
- After-Sales Support: Despite leaving the market, Citroën commits to providing ongoing support for existing customers.
Special Offers and Deals
Citroën is presenting several attractive offers to entice buyers:
- C3 Hatch: Available with a $5000 factory bonus and drive-away pricing.
- C4: Offered with a $7000 factory bonus.
- C5 X: Comes with a substantial $10,000 factory bonus.
- C5 Aircross: Features a $7000 factory bonus.
These bonuses are in addition to drive-away pricing, making the final days of Citroën in Australia particularly appealing for potential buyers.
Impact on the Australian Market
The departure of Citroën will:
• Reduce the variety of European options available to Australian car buyers.
• Potentially create opportunities for other brands to fill the gap in the market.
• Mark the end of new Citroën registrations in Australia, possibly increasing the value of existing models.
Future of French Cars in Australia
While Citroën exits, other French brands maintain their presence:
• Peugeot continues to operate in the Australian market.• Renault remains active, offering a range of vehicles to Australian consumers.
Customer Support and Warranty
Citroën assures existing and new customers of continued support:
• Warranty: All new Citroëns sold will be covered by a 5-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty.
• Servicing: The brand commits to honoring all service plans and providing ongoing support through its dealer network.
As Citroën prepares to leave the Australian automotive landscape, these final offers represent more than just good deals – they're the last chance for Australian drivers to bring home a new vehicle from this storied French brand. For Citroën enthusiasts and bargain hunters alike, the countdown to the brand's departure presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of automotive history.
