Hello all. I am new to this forum but will probably be on here quite a lot from here on in...

I am not a DS3 owner yet but I am in the process of negotiating a deal with my local dealer which I am finding a very confusing process even though I have bought many cars before. My main issue is that nobody seems to know the correct Spec of the various packs that Citroen sell as options when trying to get a quote to buy.

I want to buy a DS3 D sport HDI 110. I would like it to have rear and front parking sensors for convenience and also I think the large colour screen with satnav is a must. I need blue tooth and the HI-fi upgrade with the centre speaker.

I have gotten confused because my local dealer has told me that the D-sport comes with the hi-fi upgrade as standard with the dashtop centre speaker and blue tooth. I know the D-sport comes with the sub woofer as standard in the boot. My local dealer also told me that there are no front parking sensors available as an option but if you look at Citroens configurator, it is there as an option for about £165.

I think that the car I want with the My way signature pack is what I need but does this have sat nav because some people say it does and others say it doesn't. I am sorry if my first post seems sketchy and disjointed but it only reflects how confused I am in what I need to spec for the cars quote. I don't want to add packs onto the car if it already has it or comes with another pack if that makes sense. Citroen if you are reading this, get your act together and make the Packs more transparent and non overlapping, OR just have a pick and mix options list with no packs at all! phew ......rant over and HELP PLEASE before my head explodes from looking at websites for info!

Have a look at citroen ds3 'touch brochure' for info on the signature's and what they contain, the price is out of date.
You can also work out most of the spec from the 'Configurator'as it puts it in on the r.h.s.

Thanks Old, my local dealer sent me a PDF which I hadn't seen before and even though I had to look at the small print carefully I eventually worked it out. Still, citroen could have made it a lot easier.