Peugeot 208 Allure Premium
It was March of 2012 at the The interior lighting was as bright as the sun, and all of the new cars were glistening. Okay, so it probably wasn’t all that elegant, but it is an exaggerated summary of the what it was like when debuted the for the first time. Produced in the company’s brand new plant in Slovakia, the 208 initially started out as a three-door A year later, Peugeot dropped a five-door hatch version that made cramming into the back seat a little bit easier. The 208 isn’t what you would call a hot hatch by any means – it’s nothing more than a morning snack for a hot hatch like the but as a “supermini” or “B-segment” car, it serves its purpose quite well in crowded cities.
As a replacement for the and built on PSA’s PF1 platform, this little hatch is offered with no fewer than three gasoline engines and three engines – all of which are four-cylinders that deliver anywhere between 68 horsepower and 198 horsepower in the Oh wait, there is a little bit of hot hatch in that DNA. Anyway, with a few more years on the calendar before a new model is ushered in, Peugeot has decided to expand the 208 lineup with a pair of special editions models. This one is the Allure Premium edition, and it brings a number of enhancements that Peugeot says will save you money over the standard model equipped with the equivalent options.
With that said, let’s take a quick look at what makes the Allure Premium so special and why I’m taking the time to tell you about it today.
Continue reading to learn more about the Peugeot Allure Premium
Peugeot 208 Allure Premium
It was March of 2012 at the The interior lighting was as bright as the sun, and all of the new cars were glistening. Okay, so it probably wasn’t all that elegant, but it is an exaggerated summary of the what it was like when debuted the for the first time. Produced in the company’s brand new plant in Slovakia, the 208 initially started out as a three-door A year later, Peugeot dropped a five-door hatch version that made cramming into the back seat a little bit easier. The 208 isn’t what you would call a hot hatch by any means – it’s nothing more than a morning snack for a hot hatch like the but as a “supermini” or “B-segment” car, it serves its purpose quite well in crowded cities.
As a replacement for the and built on PSA’s PF1 platform, this little hatch is offered with no fewer than three gasoline engines and three engines – all of which are four-cylinders that deliver anywhere between 68 horsepower and 198 horsepower in the Oh wait, there is a little bit of hot hatch in that DNA. Anyway, with a few more years on the calendar before a new model is ushered in, Peugeot has decided to expand the 208 lineup with a pair of special editions models. This one is the Allure Premium edition, and it brings a number of enhancements that Peugeot says will save you money over the standard model equipped with the equivalent options.
With that said, let’s take a quick look at what makes the Allure Premium so special and why I’m taking the time to tell you about it today.
Continue reading to learn more about the Peugeot Allure Premium
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Peugeot 208 Allure Premium
