Skip to content
AutoTimi.

What is a Citroën C2 worth?

The median asking price for a Citroën C2 in Greece is 3.250 €. Most sell between 2.700 € and 4.150 €, based on 70 listings live right now.

Updated 23 September 2026

Median price

asking prices, not final

3.250 €

Typically
2.700 € – 4.150 €
Full range
700 € – 5.500 €
Median mileage
175.500 km
Listings
70

Price by model year

The table covers 7 model years of the Citroën C2: from 2.990 € for 2006 up to 4.500 € for 2009.

2.000 €4.000 €2003: 3.000 € · 52004: 3.200 € · 162005: 4.000 € · 122006: 2.990 € · 172007: 3.000 € · 92008: 4.000 € · 82009: 4.500 € · 3200320094.500 €
One point per model year. Hollow points rest on few listings, so their price is less certain.
YearMedianListings
20094.500 €3
20084.000 €8
20073.000 €9
20062.990 €17
20054.000 €12
20043.200 €16
20033.000 €5

Fuel

Of the 70 live listings for a Citroën C2, 83% are petrol and 14% diesel.

Petrol
83%
Diesel
14%

Frequently asked

What is a Citroën C2 worth in Greece?
The median asking price for a Citroën C2 is 3.250 €, with most between 2.700 € and 4.150 €. Based on 70 active listings in the Greek market.
What is the price range for a Citroën C2?
Most listings for a Citroën C2 fall between 2.700 € and 4.150 €. The full market range, from the cheapest to the most expensive listing, is 700 € to 5.500 €.
What is the newest Citroën C2 on the market?
The newest Citroën C2 we find in Greek used-car listings is a 2009 model, with a median asking price of 4.500 € from 3 listings. If you were after a new-car price, this is the most recent the used market offers - for a current retail figure, ask a franchised dealer.
What fuel type do most Citroën C2 listings have?
83% of active listings for a Citroën C2 are petrol.

Guides

Related models

These figures are the market average across every Citroën C2. Yours depends on mileage, trim, history and region - give us the details and we'll value that specific car.

Figures come from active listings in the Greek market and update daily. Asking prices generally run above final transaction prices.