Citroen C3

Citroën C3 is the name given since 2002 to versatile city cars developed by the French manufacturer Citroën. The first generation is unveiled in 2002. It is designed by Donato Coco and Jean-Pierre Ploué, the latter already known to be the author of the design of the first Renault Twingo. It is available in a C3 Pluriel cabriolet. The second generation of C3 is presented in 2009. The third generation is presented in 2016. The denomination C3 is also used to designate a minispace, the C3 Picasso presented in 2008, as well as two crossover, the Citroën C3-XR, presented in 2014 and developed for China and the Citroen C3 Aircross, presented in 2017. Note that the second generation presented in 2009 is declined in a city car of the mark DS, DS 3.

Safe capacity: 305 dm3
Air-conditioned: No
Radio-CD: Yes
Number of places: 5

Consumption in L / 100Km:
Fuel: Gas oil

Urban: 7.6 l
Extra-Urb: 5 l
 

The driver :

To rent at Laargoubcar the driver named in the contract must be over 21 years old. He must also hold, for at least one year, a valid driver's license. This must be justified by original documents.

If a second driver is required, he / she must be present at the time of departure and present the original driver's license as well as an identity card or passport.

Only the drivers identified on the rental contract are authorized to drive the rented vehicle.

Duration of the hiring:
The rental period is calculated for each 24-hour period, which can not be divided, from the time of making the vehicle available.

The tenant agrees to return the vehicle to the lessor on the date stipulated in the lease contract, if you wish to keep it beyond this date it will be for you to request an extension to the renter.

Payment :
The rental cost can be paid in cash, by credit card or by check.

Our rates include unlimited mileage, lubricants and vehicle maintenance.
Our rates are in Dollars.

Delivery / Recovery:
Laargoubcar leaves you the choice of the place where you want to take or return the vehicle (Airport, Hotels, Stations ... etc).

The driver is solely responsible for the offenses and contraventions of road traffic.

Insurance:
The vehicles are insured against theft, fire, civil liability and transported persons (PAI), a deductible non-redeemable deductible remains the responsibility of the driver in the event that his partial or total responsibility is incurred. For any accident, a report is obligatory.