Few months ago we were speaking about the new partnership between Peugeot and the German tuning house Irmscher. Today the partnership brought another masterpiece, a fully customized Peugeot 207. The body kit of the car contains special painted front lip, side skirts and a new roof spoiler.
At the interior the vehicle features a sport steering wheel, an aluminium gear knob and stylish recaro seats covered in red and black leather. A plus of sportivity was added by the new ”lambo” doors which complete the entirely sport kit. More details when the official information will be released!
For the tuning fans, also check Peugeot 4007 SE by Irmscher!
Britain’s best selling convertible car, the Peugeot 207 CC is a trend-setting icon with bags of style and driving prowess to boot, and this summer it’s just got even ‘hotter’, thanks to the readers of ELLE magazine.
Badged as the 207 CC ELLE, this limited edition‘s unique interior styling has been created by readers of ELLE magazine as part of a competition to design their own car. ELLE provided readers with a choice of exterior colors and interior designs, and the winning designs have then been put into production by Peugeot.
The 207 CC ELLE is powered by a 1.6-litre VTi 120 engine, that will leave others standing at the traffic lights, as they gawp at the 17” Hockenheim alloy wheels and its curvaceous aerodynamic exterior body style. It also comes with a comprehensive sport pack including sports mesh front grille, leather covered steering wheel, body-colored exterior moldings, aluminum pedals and gear knob. To ensure the occupants stay as ‘cool’ as possible, dual-zone climate control with air-conditioning is also a standard feature.
>> read 2008 Peugeot 207 CC ELLE Picture Gallery
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Peugeot created the special edition 207 Le Mans as a tribute to the successful 908 HDi FAP Le Mans race car. The 2007 Le Mans will be limited to only 2000 units and will be offered in both diesel and petrol versions. Pricing starts at 19,400 Euros for the petrol version and at 19,950 Euros for the diesel model.
The Peugeot 207 Le Mans is powered by either a 1.6-litre THP (Turbo High Pressure) engine developing 150 hp or a 1.6-litre HDi FAP with an output of 109 hp.
It makes the 0 to 60 mph sprint in 8 seconds and can hit a top speed of 130 mph.
It will be offered in two exterior color: Banquise White and Obsidien Black. The car also features decorative longitudinal red stripes, red lion-head figure on the doors, a chrome-shadow optics pack for the lights and a "Le Mans Series" badge on the tail-gate.
The well known Peugeot 207 was launched exactly 2 years ago, in spring 2006 and due to the great success in only two years it reached great sales exceeding its objective by more than 20,000 units, to 521,000 vehicles.
According to Peugeot the car is currently the leader of the B segment across Europe. For all of you who don’t know, the B segment represents almost a third of the European auto market and is one of the most competitive segment.
For the 2008 the French manufacturer said that its main objectives are to keep offering the costumers the same quality of the cars. The 207 model is offered in a wide range from coupe cabriolet to sport vans, this fact being the main contributor at the 207 success.

Peugeot has launched a range of ‘Sports’ accessories for the 207 Van, which customers can use to personalise their van.
The range of accessories cover everything from an iPod docking kit to a full body kit, 17” alloy wheels, or an exterior stripe kit. All accessories can be fitted at any Peugeot dealer or by a competent owner. The ‘Sports’ accessories range consists of the following items:
- Sports Front Bumper Conversion kit £430.13
- Fog Lamps £92.57
- ‘SP’ Body Kit (inc mesh radiator grille) £989.68
- ‘RC’ Stripe Kit £180.79
- Four x 17” Alloy Wheels excluding tyres £579.08
- Sports Gear Knob £41.80
- Sports Handbrake Lever £32.71
- Sports Exhaust Kit £112.12
- iPod Docking Kit £180.62
- Stainless Steel Sill Guards £42.22
- Bluetooth Kit £158.71
- Sports Interior Trim – Air vent trims £6.24
- Centre fascia trim £10.81
- Centre console trims £10.05
Citroen announced that it will use BMW engines on its new models. Naturally aspirated and turbocharged engines will be employed which displace 1.4 to 1.6 liters.
Sister company Peugeot is already employing BMW engines to power its 207 and 308 models. Although the Citroen models which will use the engines are unknown, WhatCar? claims that the Citroen C5 will be the first car to roll out with the new engine before 2010.
Citroen will benefit from BMW’s EfficientDynamics engine stop-start technology which increases fuel efficiency and engine life. The manufacturer plans to equip all its cars with this technology in the near future.

Since the beginning of the year the RT4 system has been available in the 407, 308 and 807 ranges and now, since the beginning of November, is also available in the 207 hatchback, 207 CC and 207 SW (starting with the Premium trim level on the hatchback and SW models).
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A new expression of driving pleasure, the 207 SW RC combines a sporty spirit with high-quality equipment all contained in stylish design full of character, with five full-size seats. It has been designed to captivate customers who live life to the full. The 207 is the latest and third member of the 207 family, is characterised by its dynamic equipment styling.
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According to AutoExpress, Peugeot will use the GTi bagde for their latest introduction: 207 SW. The last mosel that was available in a GTi version was the 505 GTi which was produced until 1992.
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When the 207 was launched last year on the market it was the fourth vehicle to be offered by Peugeot in the European small car market segment, along side the 107, the 1007 and the 206. Today, Peugeot added a new model to the 207 line-up: 207 SW. The 207 SW will be launched on the 5th July 2007 in France, Great Britain, Italy, Spain and Portugal, and available in Germany from 12th July.
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