When did the Citroen Saxo first come out?

The Citroën Saxo was a supermini produced by the French manufacturer Citroën from 1996 to 2004. It was also sold in Japan as the Citroën Chanson, as Honda had registered the “Saxo” name.

What’s the difference between Citroen AX and Saxo?

The old three-stud wheel layout, as used on the Citroën AX, was also dropped. There was also a minor facelift, during the first phase of the car’s production, in line with the then current releases by Citroën, moving towards a rounder look. While the exterior was markedly altered, little changed inside the vehicle.

What is the drag coefficient of a Citroen Saxo?

By the end of the Saxo’s production life, its design was seven years old. The Saxo has a drag coefficient of Cd =0.340. In addition its frontal area is 1.83 m 2, giving it a CdA ft² of 6.68 . ^ Marsh, Julian. “Citroën Chanson – Japanese market Saxo”. Citroënët. Archived from the original on 26 March 2017.

What kind of brake discs does a Citroen Saxo have?

The VTS MK1 (1997–1999) and MK2 (1999–2003) shared similar performance, although the MK2 was slightly slower due to it being marginally heavier. These models included 247 mm (9.7 in) vented front brake discs, with the VTR and VTS also having rear brake discs (solid 247 mm (9.7 in) discs).

Which is better a Citroen Saxo Westcoast or Furio?

The real world consumption between the smaller engines and the nippy 1.4i Westcoast/Furio variant was hardly noticeable, however the insurance premiums were. The early 1.0i was quite under powered, with the 1.1i being considered much better, since it was nearly 200cc larger and had roughly 30% more torque. There were three sport models of the Saxo:

Are there any Citroen suspension spheres for sale?

Citroen hydropneumatic suspension sphere removal tool for sale. a pair of original citroen ds front suspension spheres for refurbishment by pleiades or citrotech or whoever else. citroen suspension spheres Condition: Excellent condition suitable for resale.