2004 • Citroen
C3
Citroen C3 1.4 HDi 16V (90 Hp) 2004Overall Score53.25/100
2004 Citroen C3 vs 2004 Nissan AD Comparison
Compare technical specifications, scores and everyday-use differences side by side.
2004 • Nissan
AD
Nissan AD 1.3i (87 Hp) 2004Overall Score52.5/100
WINNER
Citroen C3
Leads the overall E-Kıyasla score by 0.75 points.
53.25–52.5
SPECIFICATION GROUPS
Every difference between the two cars
Basic Specifications
Citroen C3SpecificationNissan AD
CitroenMakeNissan
C3ModelAD
2004Model year2004
HatchbackBody typeEstate
5Seats5
5Doors5
Performance
Citroen C3SpecificationNissan AD
12,9 s0–100 km/h—
177 km/hTop speed0 km/h
1398 ccEngine displacement1295 cc
90 HPPower87 HP
200 NmTorque113 Nm
4Cylinders4
Fuel & Consumption
Citroen C3SpecificationNissan AD
DieselFuel typePetrol
45 ltFuel tank50 lt
5,3 ltUrban consumption—
3,7 ltExtra-urban consumption—
4,3 ltAverage consumption—
Transmission & Chassis
Citroen C3SpecificationNissan AD
Front-wheel driveDrivetrainFront-wheel drive
5Gears4
185/60 R15Tyre size—
YesABS—
Dimensions
Citroen C3SpecificationNissan AD
3850 mmLength4370 mm
1667 mmWidth1695 mm
1529 mmHeight1475 mm
1072 KgWeight—
2460 mmWheelbase2535 mm
E-Kıyasla Editor’s Note
2004 Citroen C3 and 2004 Nissan AD approach the same decision from different angles. We compare the exact versions so changes in engine, transmission, dimensions and equipment are not hidden behind the model names.
Overall, Citroen C3 leads the E-Kıyasla score by 0.75 points. The score provides a consistent summary, while the best choice can still change with priorities such as urban efficiency, luggage space, performance or equipment.
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