Many of us already know this for months thanks to showroom and insider information but Malaysian Peugeot distributors Nasim Sdn Bhd has only just made an official announcement. The 5-door Peugeot 308 Turbo hatchback has been updated with a full-length panoramic glass roof, a similiar one to the one that its more powerful sibling, the 3-door 308 GT has. Nasim says the updated 308 will be available from the end of July 2009 onwards.
The original price of RM111k has been hiked to RM113,888 OTR including insurance and road tax – so that’s less than RM3,000 for the stunning panoramic roof that measures 1.26 meter square, encompassing two-thirds of the roof.
During hot days there is a one-touch full length electric sunblind that fully covers up the glass roof, which uses athermic glass to reduce some of the heat that comes through whenever you have the sunblind open.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments generally praise the Peugeot 308 Turbo with panoramic glass roof for its sporty handling, powerful engine, and luxurious features like the panoramic roof, with some noting it is not a sunroof and cannot open. Concerns include water leakage, heat inside the cabin, and resale value, especially due to Malaysia’s climate. Many express excitement for test drives, highlighting the car’s safety features, interior quality, and value for money, while some advise waiting for secondhand deals due to depreciation. Overall, positive sentiments dominate with a focus on design and driving experience.