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February 29, 2008 by Matt Brogan
In yet another world first for Melbourne, Peugeot has released their stunning 308 Touring at this year’s show. Presented in a deep blood red, the 308 exemplifies European class proving that family wagons need not be square and boring.
Peugeot’s entire range is on show and with cars this photogenic, it’s really worth your time in passing.
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me likes that wagon
I do like the style of Peugeots, both the 207 and 308 are great small cars. Sadly too small for my lifestyle. I hope they are better built than yesteryear.
unfortunately these were just out of my price range, or I’d be ordering one right now :(
Snowman, it is a shame mate, you sure do get a lot for you money from Peugeot but I agree, they are a tad dear. Might I enquire as to what you got instead?
Smart looking wagon.
Matt, any interior shots?
Does the wagon have a moon roof? if so, is there a blind?
The 308’s interior looks great, and provides a nice driving position. I hope those quality mileage tests Peugeot claims to have been done in this car would translate to reliability, because I’m seriously considering it as our next car.