French style in the crossover Peugeot 5008 2017

The updated model of the French crossover Peugeot 5008 was officially presented almost a year ago and during this time managed to win its definite buyer. The car has an extraordinary design and is the largest crossover in the lineup of the French brand.

The latest models of the Peugeot brand are distinguished by their original exterior and the 5008 crossover is no exception. In front, the car has a peculiar head optics in the form of lion's eyes, a wide radiator grille in chrome trim and a massive bumper. The novelty looks with some aggression, but at the same time, a certain conciseness is visible.

Protective pads on the sides and front of the bumper successfully harmonize with the exterior. You can also highlight the chrome stroke around the perimeter of the side windows and the presence of barely noticeable roof rails. Behind the Peugeot 5008 looks more strictly. The LED optics are factory tinted and go well with the dark top. Above the rear door is a small spoiler.

The interior of the crossover is no less original than the exterior. The steering wheel is not quite round in shape. Obviously, such a steering wheel should tune in a sporty way. A fairly wide center console is slightly turned towards the driver, and above it rises the touch screen of the multimedia system. In general, the design looks modern and at the same time unusual. The quality of materials is at a high level - there is artificial or genuine leather, as well as soft-touch plastic. The interior of the car can be made in a 7-seater version.

The updated crossover is 4,690 mm long, 1,940 mm wide, and has a ground clearance of 236 mm. Under the hood of the car, both a gasoline engine and a diesel engine can be installed. The “youngest” has a volume of 1.2 liters and a power of 130 hp, and the oldest one has a 2.0-liter turbodiesel with a capacity of 180 hp. As a transmission, an automatic transmission for 6 gears, or a "mechanics" with the same number of speeds can be used. Torque is transmitted to the front wheels.