Peugeot launches RC Line and Roland Garros 207 CC

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Kenneth Hall March 5th, 2008

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December 31st, 1969 Peugeot’s stand at this year’s Geneva Motor Show was unusually quiet with the only major attraction worth mentioning being the launch of the new RC Line and Roland Garros 207 CC. Both cars are based on the standard 207 CC but get a number of styling changes and extra equipment to justify the new model title. The RC Line adds a new mesh grill made of high-grade steel, 17in alloys finished in light silver, front and rear spoilers, and a chrome plated exhaust tip. Inside, the car gets an MP3 stereo, heated seats and piano black trim on the dashboard, and pricing for the new range starts at €22,450. The new Roland Garros is now the range topper for the 207 CC range and comes with new 17in alloys, unique paintwork, parking sensors and two-tone leather trim.Peugeot 207 CC RC Line and Roland Garros

Peugeot launches RC Line and Roland Garros 207 CC

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Peugeot’s stand at this year’s Geneva Motor Show was unusually quiet with the only major attraction worth mentioning being the launch of the new RC Line and Roland Garros 207 CC. Both cars are based on the standard 207 CC but get a number of styling changes and extra equipment to justify the new model title.

The RC Line adds a new mesh grill made of high-grade steel, 17in alloys finished in light silver, front and rear spoilers, and a chrome plated exhaust tip. Inside, the car gets an MP3 stereo, heated seats and piano black trim on the dashboard, and pricing for the new range starts at €22,450.

The new Roland Garros is now the range topper for the 207 CC range and comes with new 17in alloys, unique paintwork, parking sensors and two-tone leather trim.