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| Peugeot 308 GTi |
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| Wordsworthian 06-11-2010 |
You know what? Well, I know that fat car + big engine means a bit faster than it was. Yes, the 308 is a big hatch, but that means it has space for an engine. Bentley shove a great whopping 6.0 W12 into their heavy Grand Tourers, and they all go over 180mph, so I'm expecting no less than 130mph from this. Good work. |
| Good work Peugeot, no shame found here. |
| Brix 05-31-2010 |
Im sorry, but the weight of the 308 is necessary for the 308 to pass crash test and carry the necessary safety equipment. What Peugeot has done with the 308 GTI is really good work, as it is a good GTI in todays world. |
| shame on you peugeot |
| Svenstijlaart 05-27-2010 |
It's a shame this car gets a GTi badge when you compare it to the previous hot hatches of peugeot. The car is way too fat and thus lacking performance |
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