Peugeot car...is it reallyyyyy.?

Question

Does having a peugeot car a class thing? i mean having mercedes , ferrari etc give a classy impression, wat abt this car? coz i have heard dis name for d first time!

thnks

Answer 1

As a matter of fact, YES. It means you will soon be in a class called 'poverty' because you will spend all of your money on constant repairs.

Ugh...

Answer 2

Stay away from it. parts are High and they look like c**p.

Answer 3

The French are lovers, not car makers. The detective Collumbo drove one (known for his wrinkled overcoat and yesterdays cigars). They are junk and most people would not notice or care. They are of poor design (as are all French cars). Want to be noticed? Buy a Ferrari.

Answer 4

Peugeots aren't particularly upmarket, but in many area of the world, they have established a reputation for reliability and a cushy ride. In undeveloped nations, Peugeots are frequently pressed into service as taxis.

The French cars never made much of a splash in the U.S., and it's been probably 25 years since one was imported here. Part of the problem was the French systen of taxing vehicles according to engine displacement, which meant buyers here were struggling to keep up with traffic.

The best-known Peugeot in the U.S. was the ratty 403 Cabriolet driven on television by Peter Falk's Lt. Columbo.

Answer 5

What I like about Peugeot is it feline line and fresh look. All frech made cars have style and modern lines. (Citroen C4, Renault Laguna and Clio, Peugeot 207 and 407)

I live in a third world country as many people call us, and certainly Peugeot is not a car that other people will look at you unless you have a nice body.

If you want class get a Mercedes or BMW. I know people who own luxury cars like Hummers, Infinity or Lexus and they don't have any class. They look like a fish out of the water.

Remember this: You give class to the things you own not backwards.