Fred2001Dynamic said:ain't got mine yet! bugger
Me either FFS!
Fred2001Dynamic said:ain't got mine yet! bugger
None normally aspirated power.philmots said:is this a turbo engine? won't a chip address most performanc issues?
plus 197ish bhp powers mk5 golf gti quite nicely so wont be too sluggish
big hp said:The new 207 is where its going to be at. There planning on releasing a 280bhp version late 2007.
polarbert said:The thing that you have to think about, is that weight kills any good car. Even if it does have another 15bhp over the current model, its a full 140kg heavier, which will mean it might be as fast, but it will never feel like it is.
The determining rule is that weight is the key factor to any car, and adding weight to an already great car can never do it any good.
I never thought I would be saying this but maybe I will go for the cup. But I doubt it will be what the 172 cup was to the 172, it will probably be more along the lines of the 182 cup to the 182. A lot of nice features removed, with no real gain in performance.
And £16k starting price? Thats what mine RRP'd at with over £1500 of options!
There is a bit of jealously in me that a newer model of my car is coming out, but depending on what it is like I don't think that I would own one.
Might move to something more powerful next time. I always fancied an Astra VXR. Or maybe I will sack the hot hatch and go for RWD
r-jay said:Where did you hear that rumour?
big hp said:http://www.webwombat.com.au/motoring/news_reports/peugeot-207-geneva.htm
Peugeot claims that the new engine produces 202kW or 280bhp @ 8500rpm, which is almost unheard of in a road-going 2.0-litre vehicle without the use of turbochargers.
While the daring 207 RCup generates 202kW of power, Subaru's 2.5-litre Impreza WRX manages 169kW - and that's with the help of turbocharging.
FishThrower said:Yeah i was reading about the 207 R-Cup the other day, sounds very impressive but I cant see it being under 28k.