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In its latest issue, French car magazine “Auto Plus†has a rendering of the Peugeot 3008 4x4 that’s expected to be introduced into the market sometime in 2009. The compact sized 3008 minivan will be based on the platform and mechanics of the Citroen C4 Picasso MPV and apart from the front-wheel-drive versions, Peugeot will also offer a 4x4 variant. As you can see in the rendering above, the 3008 4x4 will be distinguished by the higher road clearance and the protective cladding on the bumpers.
- Peugeot 3008 Crossover Officially Revealed: Awd Hybrid Version To Follow Shortly
While all the spotlights were focused to Detroit and the 2009 North American International Auto Show, on the other side of the Atlantic, Peugeot took the opportunity to quietly unveil the all-new 3008 compact crossover. Take out the fancy-pansy detailing,...
- 2009 Peugeot 3008 Crossover Scooped Completely Undisguised
When we first saw Peugeot's Prologue concept car at the Paris Auto Show in October we knew that the compact crossover was practically production ready. Apparently it was so good to go that Peugeot doesn't even care about covering the actual production...
- Peugeot Plans To Build Prologue Concept Crossover In Russia Too
At the Paris Motor Show Peugeot took the wraps off the Prologue Concept which is in effect a pre-production version of the 3008, a compact crossover expected in late 2009 that combines elements from SUV and MPV (minivan) vehicles. While it is common sense...
- Peugeot’s Paris Show Prologue Hybrid Concept Previews 3008 Crossover
Described by Peugeot as a model that is ‘derived from the fusion of different worlds’, the Prologue concept is essentially the pre-production version of the French carmaker’s long awaited 3008 crossover. And by crossover Peugeot means...
- Peugeot Working On 308 Based “3008†Minivan
Peugeot is planning to introduce an MPV version of its compact size 308 model dubbed 3008 according to a report that aired last Friday on French radio station “BFMâ€. Although a spokesman for Peugeot declined to verify the report, he did reveal...
Cars
2009 Peugeot 3008 Crossover Rendering
In its latest issue, French car magazine “Auto Plus†has a rendering of the Peugeot 3008 4x4 that’s expected to be introduced into the market sometime in 2009. The compact sized 3008 minivan will be based on the platform and mechanics of the Citroen C4 Picasso MPV and apart from the front-wheel-drive versions, Peugeot will also offer a 4x4 variant. As you can see in the rendering above, the 3008 4x4 will be distinguished by the higher road clearance and the protective cladding on the bumpers. Via: Auto Plus
- Peugeot 3008 Crossover Officially Revealed: Awd Hybrid Version To Follow Shortly
While all the spotlights were focused to Detroit and the 2009 North American International Auto Show, on the other side of the Atlantic, Peugeot took the opportunity to quietly unveil the all-new 3008 compact crossover. Take out the fancy-pansy detailing,...
- 2009 Peugeot 3008 Crossover Scooped Completely Undisguised
When we first saw Peugeot's Prologue concept car at the Paris Auto Show in October we knew that the compact crossover was practically production ready. Apparently it was so good to go that Peugeot doesn't even care about covering the actual production...
- Peugeot Plans To Build Prologue Concept Crossover In Russia Too
At the Paris Motor Show Peugeot took the wraps off the Prologue Concept which is in effect a pre-production version of the 3008, a compact crossover expected in late 2009 that combines elements from SUV and MPV (minivan) vehicles. While it is common sense...
- Peugeot’s Paris Show Prologue Hybrid Concept Previews 3008 Crossover
Described by Peugeot as a model that is ‘derived from the fusion of different worlds’, the Prologue concept is essentially the pre-production version of the French carmaker’s long awaited 3008 crossover. And by crossover Peugeot means...
- Peugeot Working On 308 Based “3008†Minivan
Peugeot is planning to introduce an MPV version of its compact size 308 model dubbed 3008 according to a report that aired last Friday on French radio station “BFMâ€. Although a spokesman for Peugeot declined to verify the report, he did reveal...