UPDATE: Hi-res photos – and initial details – of the new Peugeot 308 can be found here.
The first images of the second-generation Peugeot 308 have surfaced. The hatch is expected to make its public debut in Frankfurt later this year, and as far as naming convention goes will retain the 308 name – following the marque’s new numbering system, where the final digits are now fixed – instead of moving on to become the 309.
No tech details as yet on the car, but in terms of engines shouldn’t veer away from that being offered right now, as in the three-cylinder 1.2 right up to the familiar 1.6 THP petrol and HDi diesel mills. More as we get closer to Frankfurt, undoubtedly, but for now, what do you think of the new lines?
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Comments generally express disappointment with the new Peugeot 308's conservative, less sporty design, comparing it to vehicles like the Golf and Kia Ceed. While some appreciate its clean, elegant look and interior quality, others feel it has lost its distinctive character. Several comments highlight the more family-oriented, practical size and question if it suits their needs. Overall, opinions are mixed, with some noting improvements in design and interior, and others wishing for a more dynamic or unique style.