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Was just looking at some Dakar pics that moved over the wire today and noticed the Peugeot shares some similarities with our favorite 2-door SUV.
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da...akar_Rally.jpg
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da...ar_Rally_4.jpg
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da...ar_Rally_3.jpg
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da...ar_Rally_1.jpg
That is cool. I like the last photo. I think getting in and out might be a bit of a challenge though.
Yeah, I don't think it would make a great DD - specially with the gull-wing doors
Carlos Sainz will probably give you a pretty good deal on his.
Yard sale...
http://www.auto123.com/ArtImages/174...inz-inline.jpg
wow, what a mess. I guess that's the downside to carbon-fiber body panels and tubular space frame chassis - nice and light, but doesn't do well in collisions. Still - very cool
Couldn't agree more. I guess aggressive styling is here to stay.Quote:
Originally Posted by ben-man
Unfortunately the production model of this Peugeot looks nothing like the Dakar version. :(
http://s2.paultan.org/image/2013/12/...-crossover.jpg
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Originally Posted by Triathlete
right because the picture is MUUCH bigger
That's a very sporty minivan you posted there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Triathlete
...and yes, resize, cough cough...
:_beer:
That's what happens when you borrow pics from the intersweb :D
tier in front, tire in back,.. mid engine??
http://www.topgear.com/uk/photos/dak...ering-2015-1-4
From the web site:
"Because unlike most top-level competitors, Peugeot has not opted for a four-wheel-drive layout. Instead, all the power from the ridiculously mid-mounted 340bhp, V6 twin-turbodiesel engine goes to the rear wheels."