Nasim has put up some initial details on the upcoming Peugeot 207 Sedan on their website. The following are the initial list of specifications that we know for now:
- 16 valve DOHC engine – no mention of engine displacement though. I’m assuming it’s going to be a normally aspirated 1.6L motor, but highly unlikely to be a Prince.
- Adaptive automatic transmission with Tiptronic and Sports mode – this is most probably a new and improved version of their 4-speed automatic.
- Sensor activated headlamps and wipers – this is probably best in class for a B-segment sedan of under RM100k.
- Leather-wrapped steering wheel
- ABS brakes with EBD and EBA
- ISOFIX point for child seat
- CD player with MP3/WMA/USB/Bluetooth support
- 6 speaker sound system
- Dual SRS airbags for the front occupants
- 15 inch allo wheels with 10 spoke Interlagos design
- 420 litre boot space
- Engine immobiliser
- 3 year or 100,000km warranty
How much would you pay for a CKD Peugeot 207 Sedan with a normally aspirated 1.6 litre engine and these specs?
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Comments generally see the Peugeot 207 teaser as an attractive, high-spec option aimed at niche markets, offering European style at an affordable price, with some critics debating its rear design and resale value. Many acknowledge its CKD status under Naza, expressing concern over past quality issues tied to Naza's reputation. Pricing estimates range from RM50k to RM70k, with consensus leaning towards around RM60k to RM65k to stay competitive against local models like the Vios and City. Overall, there’s cautious optimism among enthusiasts hopeful for a reasonably priced European sedan option.