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We capture Citroen's forthcoming DS winter testing

We now have the spy images that show  Citroen's DS is a reality. We caught it in its full glory testing near the Arctic Circle.

At 4.2 metres in length the DS would be too long to be a C2 replacement but it will be exactly the same length as a C4. Incidentally the C4 is due for a replacement in 2010. Hopefully more information will come to light at the Geneva Motor Show in early March. The car shown in Frankfurt featured a 70-hp 1.4-litre HDi diesel-electric drivetrain – but we certainly hope for more power in the production DS.

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