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altezza 07-01-2004 01:51 PM

Peugeot 1007
 
* A new innovation in small car design
* Revolutionary electric sliding doors
* Class leading safety equipment
* Interior personalisation

The new Peugeot 1007 is a new concept, which will change the way small cars are perceived and experienced – as did the introduction of the hatchback in the early 60s.

Innovatory

The fitment of a single electric sliding door on each side of the vehicle is unique in any segment, particularly on a B segment vehicle. The arrangement offers unparalleled access that is little short of revolutionary. A simple press on the remote control plip and the electric doors slide rearwards, providing unrestricted access, as though no barrier existed between the outside and inside.

When open, the electric doors require only a small lateral clearance, roughly equivalent to that of the door mirrors, thereby enabling the car to be parked in very narrow spaces that are inaccessible to vehicles with traditional doors.

Safety

The 1007 offers class leading safety equipment that ensures enhanced impact protection. This includes up to seven airbags, one of which is mounted on the steering column, and, for child protection, Isofix fixtures that comply with the new three-point fixing standard.

Modularity

The 1007 is a true four seater, but with a truly innovative flexible interior. The two independent rear seats govern the numerous ways in which the 1007 can be used and are an integral feature of the car’s innovative modularity. For example, the interior space can be adapted to seat four people, provide maximum boot space or carry long loads.

Personality

The possibility of interior personalisation on mainstream vehicles is usually limited by decisions made by the manufacturer. The Peugeot 1007 changes this by providing customers with the possibility of choosing an individual interior for their car.

The interior of the vehicle can be transformed by the availability of twelve different trim kits consisting of replacement trims for the seats, doors, rear side panels, air vents and the fascia. These kits offer striking decorative patterns and/or vivid colours to create an interior that can freshen and invigorate, express contrasting themes and bold, original statements, or reflect a restrained and classic elegance. The kits are quick and easy to install and remove without the use of any tools.

With an overall length of 3.73 m and a height of 1.61 m the size of 1007 gives the vehicle great on-road versatility as well as providing the driver and occupants with good visibility.

Available with a choice of three engines, a 1.4 litre petrol engine (75 bhp), a 1.6 litre petrol engine (110 bhp) and a 1.4 litre HDi diesel engine (70 bhp), the engine options ensure around town the vehicle is dynamic and responsive, but also ensure excellent performance on the open road and on motorways.

The 1007 will also introduce a "2-Tronic" gearbox on petrol engine versions, which will see Peugeot using controlled manual gearbox technology for the first time.

The 2-Tronic gearbox offers two gear change modes: one entirely automated, eliminating manual gear changes in favour of "automatic" driving; the other sequential, offering the enjoyment of going through the gears manually with either the gear lever or the steering wheel control paddles. The Peugeot 1007 will be launched in the UK in May 2005.

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SilviaEvo 07-01-2004 02:30 PM

WHOA two sliding doors on something that small

rachaderua 07-01-2004 02:35 PM

ii guess that if someone kick this fucking car he would keel over...1 meter width :cry:

MIHALS 07-01-2004 03:01 PM

Has some of you a purse on the wheels with sliding shelf :lol: :?: Just put that car into a pocket and go shopping :lol:

X-ale 07-01-2004 05:47 PM

^^ you could prolly stay in it for that. Hope they do something about the door handle, it's fuglish

gdc 07-02-2004 02:24 AM

sliding doors....

Cool but that makes the rear looks strange~ :?

But really convenient for narrow space parking!

oantob 07-02-2004 10:27 AM

its a nice city car... but is it peugeot trying some new series? IMO it suppose to be 107, because the 7 represents the model for this year...(if i'm not wrong)...

gbg 07-02-2004 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oantob
its a nice city car... but is it peugeot trying some new series? IMO it suppose to be 107, because the 7 represents the model for this year...(if i'm not wrong)...

all peugeot now will have 4 numbers

1007 is the first of them

schnell318 07-02-2004 04:11 PM

I´m afraid it looks like shit

fabro_s 07-02-2004 07:17 PM

I prefer the Renault Scenic, i didnt like this peugeot


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