Citroen C4 Oil Type

You can find 50 different trims for the Citroen C4 and their corresponding recommended oil type.

The years available stretch from through to 2024 and to view the oil type and capacity you just click to expand.

A small family compact car produced for Citroen by the PSA group and successor to the Citroen Xsara in 2004, the first generations were intended to be a car for the masses.

Unveiled at the Paris Motor Show, the C4 could be purchased as either a hatchback coupe (3 doors) or a 5-door.

Corporate cousin to the Peugeot 307, the C4's major selling point was the new technology installed. For a car in its category, the C4 had a number of safety and comfort features like a lane departure warning, directional headlights and even a perfume dispensary built into the ventilation system, a much more elegant solution to the garish Christmas tree scents hanging from rearview mirrors. Built with a glass roof on standard models, the C4 also had revolutionary-shaped airbags. Upon deployment, these airbags would comfortably fill the spaces around the individual fitting to the passenger.

The second generation was entirely larger with the three-door variant dropping in favor of offering only 5 door options. This decision was made due to a number of reasons, firstly sales were slow for the three-door and secondly, Citroen did not wish to compete with the DS3. This time with a less eccentric design, the C4 was more angular with more aggressive styling to include a huge bumper and ribs running the length of the wing.

A variation on the C4 was produced solely for the Japanese market as a saloon, tapping into the Japanese market's desire for larger booted family cars.

By 2020, the C4 was styled in a coupe SUV fashion featuring an upgraded interior, allowing it to compete with market alternatives such as the Vauxhall Astra, SEAT Leon and the Skoda Octavia.