Peugeot has announced that it will produce the RC-Z coupé that made its debut in concept form at Frankfurt in 2007. You can expect to see the full production model for the first time at the 2009 Frankfurt show, before sales begin in spring 2010.Deciding to create the RC-Z is a significant step for the French marque. It will represent a move away from the current design philosophy associated with its coupés and roadsters, and signal a move towards a new era of appealing driver’s cars and higher quality products. We won’t know how much of the stand out styling has made it through production until next year’s Frankfurt show, but Peugeot maintains that it “will keep all the appeal and excitement of the original concept.”Peugeot hasn't released any further information on the production car, but you can find out all the details of the concept by clicking here, or watch Autocar's drive of the Peugeot 308 RC-Z.
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Re: Peugeot RC-Z for production
It looks okay, but isn't a proper coupe. It needs/should be RWD. When will Manufacturers realise a sports car/coupe must be RWD. FWD is for hot hatches/Repmobiles.
Re: Peugeot RC-Z for production
I know, I know, they're all as bad as each other, but really my dealer was absolute ****
Not for me as the same dealer sells Skoda as Peugeot, I did give them a econd chance when trying to buy a company car, but they were asking £1,500 over Skoda's list price!! so I went and got a Honda and couldn't be happier with the quality or dealer.Re: Peugeot RC-Z for production
Such a shame, as I feel the same about SEAT due to my very very poor service during my 2 cupra ownership previously. The thing is, I know plenty of fed up Ford, Renault, Honda customers who feel exactly the same!
What do we do?-All buy Skoda's?