Rather than go through a full-size redesign, Peugeot preferred a light update for its 407 The only mechanical changes concern the updated 2.0-litre HDi engine which now 138Hp (103Kw), an increase of 4Hp or 3 kW. It also benefits from a fuel consumption of 5.6 litres/100km (42MPG) and CO2 emissions reduced to 150 g/km. Sales are expected to start in
In its latest issue, French car magazine “Autoplus” is attempting to give us a preview of the forthcoming Peugeot 408 mid-size sedan that will replace the current generation 407. What looks to be more of a facelift of the 407 than an all-new model, the artist’s take on the 408 isn’t exactly promising especially in concern of the front end with the elevated grille that seems totally out of place. -Continued
Taking its name from the famous luxury hotel in Las Vegas –ok, we’re just kidding, the new Peugeot 407 Coupé Bellagio is a new derivative in the mid-size coupe’s UK range. Exclusively available in Flamenco Red or the new Nera Black metallic, the “Bellagio” is equipped with Peugeot’s no-frills 2.0-litre HDi 136 HP diesel engine. -ContinuedStandard equipment levels exceed the ‘Sport’ model with a RT4 Multi Media System (that includes Colour Satellite Navigation (with European mapping), TMC (Traffic management information) audible GSM phone (with inbuilt voice activated hands free controls) & MP3 30GB hard drive for mapping and music storage function), 18” Galaxy alloy wheels (HDi 136 Sport models ordinarily take 17”) and twin chromed exhaust pipes. Prtices in the
