[CosworthKid]

Originally Posted by swizzle

The shape is ok, but the rear doors look like getting into the rear seat would be a head-banging experience.

It competes in such a difficult and increasingly unpopular segement in Europe, it might as well focus more on style and comfort rather than all-out practicality. The 4-door Coupe to rival the new Volkswagen Arteon.

[Reppu]

Originally Posted by CosworthKid

It competes in such a difficult and increasingly unpopular segement in Europe, it might as well focus more on style and comfort rather than all-out practicality. The 4-door Coupe to rival the new Volkswagen Arteon.

That actually makes a lot of sense. It would be a good move, if just not aligned with my interests. I still regard a 4,70m sedan above anything else,

[mick78]

http://www.carscoops.com/2017/07/sco...eots-2018.html



Pic update. no news outside, but first time the interior, which is no surprise o anyone having been in a recent Peugeot. Small steering wheel, instruments above, and like in the 3008, it seems to combine that with a generally high quality of materials and detailing.

[antman]

On first look I thought the exterior looked fairly dull, however comparing the photos to the the Exalt concept, it seems quite a lot will be carried over. How that translates to the obviously less sleek shape we will have to wait and see, but it gives me hope.

[Blackraven]

As a fan of the current/previous generation 508 (test drove the 2.0 Allure twice and the 2.2 GT once), I can say that I really look forward to the next-gen.

In fact, I'm thinking of which of these vehicles would be a great buy for me (I'm looking at either Korean or European car):

Choices are either:
1) Kia Stinger GT V6
2) Peugeot 508 estate wagon (next-gen)
3) Volvo V90 Cross Country

:)