It’s an onslaught of Pugs! These two new Peugeots were spotted by reader Akmal in Putrajaya – a sexy silver Peugeot RCZ and a white Peugeot 308CC. If they’re already hanging around JPJ Putrajaya presumably for type approval it’s likely that they’ll be launched sometime in the first half of next year.
Next up – we pretty much already know that the 5008 MPV will be here as well. I can think of two other models that have the potential for sales over here – the 408 which is basically a C-segment 308-based sedan and the 508, Peugeot’s version of the Citroen C5.
Considering the insanely expensive price of the Audi TT here in Malaysia, I am curious how much that RCZ will go for. We’ve already driven the Peugeot RCZ – read our test drive review.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments highlight the anticipation and excitement for the Peugeot RCZ and 308CC spotted in Malaysia, praising their unique and attractive designs while comparing them to other vehicles like the Audi TT, VW Scirocco, and Japanese rivals. Many anticipate the launch, discussing expected pricing around RM200k for the RCZ and slightly lower for the 308CC, although some comments question the pricing, resale value, and technical details like transmission options. There is also mention of the cars' visibility at JPJ Putrajaya, with mixed opinions on styling and quality. Overall, fans express eagerness for the models’ Malaysian release, emphasizing style and performance, but some critics express skepticism about Peugeot's past reputation and parts availability.