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I am impressed. I normally don't care much for French designs, but this one is gorgeous. It has very balanced lines and looks sporty and elegant at the same time. I wish we could see it over here somehow.

I think the sedan and wagon both look great. :thumbsup:

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I think it would be cool if Mitsubishi could sell a rebadged version of this car (both the sedan and wagon) over here to replace the current pitiful Galant. Citroen sells a rebadged version of the Outlander in Europe; Citroen could return the favor and let Mitsubishi sell rebadged C5 sedans and wagons in the U.S. If the recently revealed ZT concept sedan is any indication of the styling direction of the next Galant, then I would definitely rather see the C5 sold as a Mitsubishi midsize product.

The only problem is what would Mitsubishi do for a Galant replacement in Europe? I doubt Citroen would let Mitsubishi sell a rebadged C5 in Europe to compete with its version.

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Very nice, I always loved the French (Women included :AH-HA_wink: ) Anyway, I hope the rumour of them planning to bring these over here to Canada comes true.

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Beautiful! Such a good looking and un-boring midsize sedan. Citroen's compact, the C4, is tres cool as well.

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There are a lot of gorgeous Citroens and Renaults in Brazil. I've seen a hot looking convertible down there, too. Especially in Florianoplis. Maybe with the rise in the Canadian dollar and rumors about Volvo pulling out of Canada, there will be room for the French again.

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It's a lovely design, very teutonic for Citroen. Citroen always baffle me though - it seems as if they can't find a theme that they're wholly settled with, unlike sister company Peugeot. That shouldn't detract from the latest C5 though - this is an exceptionally good-looking car.

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It's a lovely design, very teutonic for Citroen. Citroen always baffle me though - it seems as if they can't find a theme that they're wholly settled with, unlike sister company Peugeot. That shouldn't detract from the latest C5 though - this is an exceptionally good-looking car.

The adverts for it are hilarious...

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I actually have no problem at all with the C6, either, but the C5 is a little bit more cohesive.

I'd consider it - if they sold it here, that is.

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I would love to see PSA come to North America.

Peugeot would take on VW.

Citroen would morph into an answer to Audi.

Ultimately, I'd love to see the Japanese big three be replaced by VW, PSA, and Fiat. Renault replacing Hyundai.

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