Looks like Peugeot boys Nasim will have the honour of being the first to kick off new car launches in 2011 – the 308 CC is set to make its local debut on January 6, the first of three Pug models that will make their way here next year (the RCZ should be one). Folks in KL will be able to get to grips with the two-door convertible the day after the launch at a Nasim roadshow, which runs from January 7-9, in Bangsar Shopping Centre.
The car, which is indicatively priced at RM200,000, is powered by a THP 156 Prince 1.6 litre twin scroll turbo engine with direct injection. As found on the recently launched 5008 MPV, the block offers 156 hp and 240 Nm of torque, and it’s mated to a six-speed automatic transmission with Triptronic and a sport mode.
Features and kit includes a two-piece electrically retractable roof which folds up/down within 20 seconds, dynamic directional xenon headlamps, LED rear lights, 18-inch alloy wheels and a twin rear diffuser design. Safety-wise, there are six airbags, as well as the world’s first side head airbags which are housed in the seat and deployed laterally from the head restraint.
Inside, the 308 CC features a premium leather interior designed in the tradition of prestige cabriolets, a retractable high resolution 7-inch LCD screen, a JBL Hi-Fi system, dual zone air-conditioning and premium leather electric front seats with memory functionality for the driver’s seat.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Peugeot 308 CC's Malaysian debut mostly focus on its pricing and appeal, with many considering the RM186,888 OTR price high compared to competitors like VW Eos or older models like the Rover 216. Several commenters express skepticism about its design and value, suggesting that the car caters to a niche market of the wealthy and is more about image than performance. There are debates about whether the convertible is practical or suitable for Malaysia's climate, with some emphasizing its style and exclusivity. Enthusiasts praise the car's look and features, but many remark that at its price point, it may struggle to succeed unless positioned as a luxury lifestyle statement. Overall, reactions are mixed, with a trend towards skepticism over its market viability, but some positive enthusiasm from fans of the brand and model.