The Peugeot RCZ looks good on paper but it hasn’t managed to push the Audi TT into a corner, despite having been launched on the European market over a year ago. Either it’s too expensive to make up for the badge snobbery of people wanting to buy German, or it isn’t engaging enough, but you rarely see one on the road.
To enhance the appeal of the car, Peugeot has introduced a line of accessories that come to the rescue of both current owners or those looking to buy the car from now on.
On the performance side of things, the standard exhaust, which is functional, but a bit boring, can be replaced with a choice of two quad-tip configurations. Th oval shaped design sells for €733 on the European market, while the round one is more expensive at €788.
Both can be coupled with a new rear diffuser that should also help in the aerodynamics department. The other big performance mod is the Eibachh sport springs that can be fitted to any version of the car.
Last but not least, there’s a matching four-piece luggage set for the coupe that is priced at €229. Buying this would be a really good idea, given the fact that it’s not that expensive and makes the best use of the available luggage space.
On the performance side of things, the standard exhaust, which is functional, but a bit boring, can be replaced with a choice of two quad-tip configurations. Th oval shaped design sells for €733 on the European market, while the round one is more expensive at €788.
Both can be coupled with a new rear diffuser that should also help in the aerodynamics department. The other big performance mod is the Eibachh sport springs that can be fitted to any version of the car.
Last but not least, there’s a matching four-piece luggage set for the coupe that is priced at €229. Buying this would be a really good idea, given the fact that it’s not that expensive and makes the best use of the available luggage space.
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