Citroen aims to pioneer 'pay-per-use' leasing scheme for C4 Cactus

Citroen says the Airbumps on the C4 Cactus' exterior help to reduce the total cost of ownership. The Airbumps protect the sides of the car and the bumpers from dents and other damage that can lead to expensive repairs.

March 03, 2014 05:00 AM

Citroen plans to be the first automaker in Europe to offer a "pay-per-use" leasing scheme with the launch of the new C4 Cactus. The scheme mirrors plans offered by mobile phone operators.

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