When sightings become a regular scene and image contributions start pouring in, raining down a bit like bricks, you know something’s about to happen, like a market introduction perhaps.
Such is the case with the Peugeot 408 Turbo – no official indication as to when the car is to be introduced, but the recent sightings cannot be mere coincidence, so expect something on the cards soon. The upcoming C-segment sedan has been seen on at least three occasions, twice wearing tape around the tail lights (in Melaka and in Kulim, Kedah) and once on a trailer here in the Klang Valley.
Now, reader Andrew Ng has sent in a set of – quite literally – back alley shots, in which the Pug can be seen in its entirety, completely uncovered from tip to toe. The choice of location might not be a select one, but at least the photos give the most complete view (especially the front) of how the 408 shapes up. Thanks for the photos, Andrew.
As mentioned previously, the Turbo suffix indicates that the car will wear a 1.6 turbocharged Prince mill under the hood. The car is expected to slot into the hole previously occupied by the 407, now that the 508 has taken its presentation up the ladder chain.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments indicate that the Peugeot 408 is primarily designed for emerging markets like China and ASEAN, with some concern about whether it will appeal to Malaysian consumers. There is discussion over its value proposition, pricing, and engine choices, with some expecting it to be competitively priced around RM90k–RM125k. Many comments compare it to other models like the 308, 508, and Japanese sedans, debating whether it offers good value and modern features. Opinions are divided on design, with some finding it boring or similar to previous Peugeot models, while others appreciate its subtle elegance. Overall, excitement is tempered by scrutiny over pricing, market positioning, and brand perception, but there is curiosity about its sales potential and how it will fare against competitors like the Hyundai Elantra.