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I suspect that the DS5 will be based on the PSA platform PF3 (not platform PF2, as the C4 Picasso is), as this is the platform that the C5 is based on. Further, I strongly suspect that the DS5 will be a 5-door, if, as indicated, it has a hatchback. Other sources appear to suggest that it may become a MPV/stationwagon/hatchback/soft-roader cross-over. In this case it is still likely to be a 5-dr. 22:13, 18 January 2011 (UTC)~

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			I suspect that the DS5 will be based on the PSA platform PF3 (not platform PF2, as the C4 Picasso is), as this is the platform that the C5 is based on. Further, I strongly suspect that the DS5 will be a 5-door, if, as indicated, it has a hatchback. Other sources appear to suggest that it may become a MPV/stationwagon/hatchback/soft-roader cross-over. In this case it is still likely to be a 5-dr. 22:13, 18 January 2011 (UTC)~