The order books have opened for the Peugeot 208, which will be launched in Malaysia next month. The company made the announcement on its Facebook page recently.
There’s no specific info about the car, but sales flyers give us a hint of what to expect. Apparently, the hatch – which was spotted in both three- and five-door forms undergoing type approval at JPJ Putrajaya recently – will come in a 120 hp 1.6 VTi normally-aspirated form.
Specs will include an interactive HD touchscreen and an Arkamys-equipped audio system, and for safety kit, ESP and six airbags among other things. Five external body colours are listed – white, black, red, blue and blossom red.
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Comments reflect mixed opinions on the Peugeot 208's pricing, with many feeling RM90k is too expensive for its size and features, especially compared to other models like the Fiesta and Myvi. Several commenters suggest the car should be priced below RM85k to be competitive, citing its CBU origin and comparable European competitors. There is speculation that Nasim might lower the price if they can obtain the car at a cheaper cost. Some users express frustration with high prices and resale concerns, while others highlight the car's good looks and features like ESP and airbags at an affordable price point. Overall, the sentiment indicates skepticism about the value proposition at the current price but interest in potential discounts and different variants.