The previously announced Citroen C4 Aircross and DS4 Racing will be on display at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show (8th-18th March) along with three special versions based on the DS3 Racing and the DS4/DS5.
The Citroen DS3 Racing Sébastien Loeb will be produced in 200 units and features Tarmac matt black paint with embossed effect and Arden red finish for the roof, the shell of the rear view mirrors, the grille, the dashboard and the lower half of the gear lever.
This version is dedicated to Sébastien Loeb and his navigator Daniel Elena and includes a numbered plate on the lining of the roof signed by the Alsatian pilot, in addition to the MyWay navigation system.
The DS4 and DS5 Paris Rendez–Vous will also be presented in Switzerland.
Both display a pearly white paint, chrome rear view mirrors’ shells, a few polished chrome details and 19-inch alloy wheels with diamond-effect and black finish.
In the passenger compartment stand Club leather seats in Criollo brown shade with bright blue stitching.
The DS4 dashboard can be completely covered with Club leather, as an extra.
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