107 is a magic number |
| 21 Mar 2006 |
March signalled the 71st anniversary of the very first driving test - 250,000 people went on to take the test that year. Last year approximately 1.3 million people took their test in the UK - and 560,000 more new drivers took to our roads. But according to research, numbers of people learning to drive are in decline - both because they feel they can't afford the lessons and tests, and also because they may not be able to afford a car even if they pass.
Well, now anyone, from new drivers to old, can buy a brand new Peugeot 107 for just £107 a month*. With a deposit of only £999 the funky 107 Urban, which has a 1.0-litre petrol engine, is available at this special offer price from all Peugeot dealerships until 31 March. Voted Best Budget Car by Auto Express in June 2005, not only does the car come at a great price, but it doesn't cost the earth to run, with a combined fuel consumption of 61.4mpg.
Key product features of the 107 include:
- 50/50 split folding rear seat to allow room for extra storage
- ABS (anti-lock brakes)
- Four standard airbags (driver, passenger and front side airbags) with two 'curtain' airbags available as an option
- Isofix child safety seat fittings
- Electric front windows
- Central locking
- Electric power steering
- MP3 compatible radio/CD player
- Engine immobiliser
- 3 year warranty/1 year RAC cover
- Available in a full range of colours (Raven Black, Citrus Yellow, Laser Red, Antigua Blue, Carbon Grey and Zircon)
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| This news is supplied by Car News (http://www.car-news.co.uk/) |
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