Peugeot isn't sold in the US. Hasn't been for 20 years, or so.
Moffell said:Your kidding? Sure twenty years ago peugeot's were pure crap but nowadays they make really good cars. With the car market probably being the most global industry I'm very surprised to hear that they aren't sold over there.
You learn something new everyday I guess.
not to mention Brera....vb said:you can get this for 35000$ (or not with that currency rate)
The TL is a nice car and I recommend it, but it does have that problem. Just this weekend I was riding in a friends TL and he told me he just discovered the rear seats don't fold. I guess he'd never had a reason to need that feature in the past year, until now. It looks like there's no technical reason, they just left out the feature for some reason.Mize said:Holy crap!
The TL's rear seat doesn't fold! WTF?
That screws my first choice!
I often have to transport my company's sensors that can be up to 48" long!
CRAP!
3dcgi said:It looks like there's no technical reason, they just left out the feature for some reason.
Sonic said:The Murano sounds like a good bet. It's an SUV but is built upon the FX platform which is the same on that the 350Z and G35 are on.
RussSchultz said:Peugeot isn't sold in the US. Hasn't been for 20 years, or so.
nelg said:IIRC the Tribeca is due out in May. It may be worth a look.
_xxx_ said:Why should a normal american ever want to buy a Peugeot?
When I think about it, why should anyone want to buy one?