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My Citroen C2 car caught fire when I was driving it! I had the sat nav plugged into the cigarette lighter when flames suddenly appeared in the middle console. I got out of the car and with help from passing motorists managed to get my bags out of the boot before the windows blew out and the thing was a complete shell within minutes. I contacted the dealer I bought the car from who got in touch with Citroen for me because clearly this should not have happened to a car that was only 12 months old and it was very traumatic. The insurance company report thought the electrical wiring was faulty in the cigarette lighter and Citroen were informed about this. What has surprised me is that Citroen have made no contact with me at all and seem indifferent to the incident. Is this normal with a car manufacturer?
Is it worth persuing them for some answers or do I just draw a line under the whole incident?
I wouldn't draw a line under. Have you contacted the insurance company to see if they are taking this up with Citroen.
This could put your premiums up if the insurance pays.
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Car caught fire whilst I was driving it!
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