A név stimmel, a formák ismerősek, ez a C3 mégsem az a modell, amit itthon ezen a néven ismerünk. A Citroën ezzel a modellel a fejlődő piacokon erősítené pozícióját, így tervezése során a legfurcsább helyi szokásokat is figyelembe vették.
By Motoring Reporter - 24 May 2021 The new Citroën C3 Shine retails for R324,900. Image: Supplied
The new flagship Citroën C3 Shine has touched down in Mzansi, bringing with it a host of cosmetic upgrades including six bold exterior colours that can be offset by a contrasting roof licked in either Onyx Black or Opal White .
Meanwhile, those somewhat controversial Airbumps now come with silver inserts. Other exterior additions include front fog lamps, electric folding side mirrors, smart 16-inch Helix alloy wheels and rear tinted windows.
Joining the entry-level C3 Feel model launched locally in March, the Shine turns up the performance wick with a turbocharged 1.2-litre three-cylinder motor that produces 81kW and 205Nm worth of torque. Paired exclusively to a six-speed automatic gearbox, Citroën claims it will go from 0-100km/h in 9.4 seconds and reach a top speed of 194km/h. Fuel consumption? You re looking at 6l/100km on the combined cycle.
Record Increase in Reporting Brings IC3 to New Milestone
It took nearly seven years for the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) to log its first million complaints. It took only 14 months to add the most recent million.
The IC3 logged five million complaints on March 12, 2020, a few weeks before it marked its 20th anniversary. After a period of record reporting, the center received its 6 millionth complaint on May 15, 2021.
“On one hand, the number holds some positive news,” said IC3 Chief Donna Gregory. “People know how to find us and how to report an incident.” Gregory said more reporting makes the FBI more effective in investigating cyber-enabled crime. “But on the other hand,” she added, “these numbers indicate more people are being affected by online crimes and scams.”
Local Sulphur organization assists community after hurricanes
Immediately after the hurricanes with only one usable building, the Sulphur Christian Community Coalition (SC3) launched a distribution effort. By Rania Kaur | April 30, 2021 at 8:08 PM CDT - Updated April 30 at 8:08 PM
LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - From providing immediate relief to helping with job skills, one local organization is trying to tackle issues in the community on the west side of the parish.
Immediately after the hurricanes with only one usable building, the Sulphur Christian Community Coalition (SC3) launched a distribution effort.
“Even with all of the damage and stuff that we had, we were able to work out of there. We were able to serve our community,” says Sheri Hogg, Director for the Hope Center