Citroen

One of Europe's biggest car manufacturers.

You will receive a brand new car straight from the factory registered in your name as a non-resident of Europe and it is yours to drive away on holiday. The car is assigned special registration plates under the Tourist Transit or (T.T.) scheme and is exempt of all taxes. The T.T. scheme has been operating successfully in Europe for many years and is fully endorsed by French authorities. The minimum contract period is 17 days and the maximum is 165 days. All vehicles come with full vehicle insurance, unlimited kilometres and you can pick up and return the car from one of many locations in France or from many major cities in Europe for an additional fee. Leasing a new car in France and Europe is generally cheaper than renting a car over the same period.

Where can I drive my Citroën: You have the opportunity to visit over 40 countries in Europe, Britain and Ireland.

Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Israel, Muslim Republic of Iran and Ukraine are not covered by the Assistance Citroën TT.
However the vehicle is covered by the Insurance in these countries.

The Citroën DriveEurope T.T. Plan includes:

• A brand new "Tax Free" car.
• New Car Factory Warranty.
• Comprehensive vehicle insurance (including fire, theft and third party).
• No insurance excess payable.
• Unlimited kilometres.
• Free pick up and return at over 20 locations in France.
• All paperwork and payment completed prior to travel.
• No hidden extras.
• No extra charge for additional drivers.
• Special student arrangements.
• Minimum driver age of 21 years old with a full driver's licence.
• No upper age limit.
• Service support1 at over 15,000 centres throughout Europe and UK.
• Assurance of 24 Hour Assistance in over 35 countries

1. Your Citroën requires a service at 15,000/20,000 kms at your cost.
2. Roadside assistance does not necessarily apply to countries where Citroën insurance coverage applies.
3. 10 litres of diesel or 15 litres of petrol free of charge. Fuel and oil thereafter is at your cost.
4. The driver must be 21 years or above with a full license.
5. You must have lived outside of the EU continuously for more than six months and plan to return to your foreign country after your holiday. Additionally, you may not receive an income from an EU enterprise or activity.