The Citroën C5 Break offers a generous boot, but for a family holiday or transporting sports equipment, roof space is invaluable. Choose your estate generation below and view the setups designed specifically for your car.
The offer for the C5 Break is divided into the first generation produced from 2001 to 2008 and the second generation designated as X7 from 2008 to 2017. To make the right choice, check the production year stated in your vehicle registration certificate. Generation C5 Break I and the newer C5 Break X7 differ in roof shaping and roof element profiles, so the racks cannot be freely interchanged between them.
The range for this estate includes setups designed exclusively for raised roof rails. You can recognize this type at a glance: the rail stands above the roof level and there is a free space between it and the body surface where you can put your hand through. The rack feet are secured by clamping directly around the rail. Always verify the exact package contents and supplied accessories in the detail of the specific product.
Thanks to the long roof of the C5 estate, it can easily carry a long roof box for skis or several bike carriers side by side. The car maintains the standard height of a passenger vehicle, so loading heavier items does not require stepping on the door sills. When packing for a trip, keep in mind that the total roof load includes the weight of the crossbars themselves, the carriers, and the transported cargo. You can find the maximum permissible load in the vehicle manual.
If you are looking for a rack for another car of this French brand, check out the offer for the SUV C5 Aircross, the popular Berlingo or the hatchback C4. The entire assortment can be found in the main category Citroën.
Choose generation I (2001 to 2008) or X7 (2008 to 2017) and browse suitable crossbars.
