Let's be honest, the Citroen C5 (Mark III, built since 2008) is a nice and comfortable car perfectly made for long journeys. But during long jurneys I get thursty. So what the hell did they think when they made a single cup holder for the front row and put it under the arm rest?!? I've seen it and decided to never use it. So where can I put my coffee-to-go or my can of lemonade once it is opened? My research brought me to the following conclusions: So I couldn't buy any cup holder, GREAT! Another perfect justification I could give my wife for purchasing that "are you nuts this is way too expensive" 3D printer! Said - done. 2-3 tries for improving printability, stability and usability and there it is: Some questions to be answered in advance to save your time for asking: Q1: Does it hold big bottles in place? A1: No, it's a cup holder. Q2: Why didn't you design it to perfectly fit my cool "red cow" energy drinks? A2: Cause I don't drink them. Q3: Don't you hit it with your leg all the time? A3: No, actually I have quite a clearance in my "natural" sitting position. And also my seat is still pretty far away as you might see in the pictures. Q4: How reliably does it hold the drinks? A4: Due to the bracket shape the holder itself is very tight towards the door panel. It won't slip out if you don't want to. The large and medium coffee cups also accurately fit, the cans and the small cup have a little clearance, but they securely stay inside the holder even at strong shaking. So they'll be safe at full braking.I printed at 0.2mm layers with 95% infill and finished it with the soft part of a hook-and-loop tape for the lower support towards the door panel to avoid vibrations and damage.