Citroën's
C-15 light van is derived from
the Visa
saloon which was introduced in 1978.
Although the C15 was launched in
October 1984 the design goes back to
the Visa's inception. Originally
available with a choice of two
engines - a petrol unit of 1 124cm3
capacity on a diesel of 1 769cm3 the
diesel unit was the only one
available in the UK.
Payload is either 600kg or
765kg with a useable volume of
2,66m3.
The C-15 was built in Vigo in Spain.
The
interior is very similar to that of
the Visa and power steering is
fitted as standard.
Above
Dangel built a 4 x 4 version
When
launched in 1985 in the UK, it was
renamed Champ but eventually was
sold as the C15 and was available in
either red or white and was marketed
as either "Van
Rouge" or
"Van Blanc".
A
platform cab was also available to
enable the fitting of a wide range
of bodies including Luton vans and
motorhomes.
