Until the summer arrives, the French carmaker’s UK arm introduces the Allure range that includes five special edition models, covering the 107, the 207, the 207 CC, the 308 and the 308 CC. These will hit the market in March and can be ordered in Bianca White, Aluminium or Black.
The entry level model in the line-up is, of course, the 107 Allure, based on the Urban Plus equipment level. It comes with 14 inch alloy rims, air conditioning, rev counter, alcantara & leather interior trim, leather-wrapped steering wheel and a silver finish for the instrument cluster & vent trim rings. It can be ordered with both three and five doors version and starts at 9,900 pounds.
The next model in the range is the 207 Allure hatchback, which used the 207 Sport 1.6 VTi 120 as a starting point. The hatch rides on 17 inch Melbourne wheels (borrowed from the 207 GTi), offers a full black leather interior finish and dark tinted rear windows. It is also available for both three and five door versions and can be yours for 14,945 pounds.
The 207 CC Allure is based on the 207 CC Sport 1.6 VTi 120, but features additional equipment including 17 inch Hockenheim alloy wheels (similar to those used by the 207 CC GT), a full black leather interior and an Exclusive interior pack that offers colored door handles & mirrors, an aluminum gear knob and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The vehicle retails for 18,090 pounds.
The Peugeot 308 CC Allure five door hatchback has been developed starting from the 308 Sport 1.6 VTi 120 model. It uses 18 inch GT light alloy rims and treats its passengers with a full black leather interior finish. The compact has a price of 18,240 pounds.
The range is topped by the 308 CC Allure, which is based on the 308 CC SE 1.6 VTi 120. Just like the 308 CC, the car gets 18 inch GT alloy rims and a full black leather interior. In addition to that, it features the airscarf neck heating system that allows users to enjoy the roof down experience in all seasons. The extra-equipped convertible costs 22,795 pounds.
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