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The new Peugeot 3008 SUV
Peugeot maintained its tremendous growth in passenger car sales in February, recording a 78.5% year to date increase.
The lion-brand thus remains the fastest growing car brand in Ireland in 2018, enjoying a 4.2% combined car and van market share.
Colin Sheridan, Sales and Marketing Director at Gowan Distributors Limited, PEUGEOT Importers in Ireland said: “With an excellent model line-up, to include the Irish Car of the Year 2018, the excellent Peugeot 3008 SUV and the new 5008 7-seater SUV, the PEUGEOT range continues to prove itself with strong consumer interest.”
He continued: “We are also looking forward to the future with renewed confidence, thanks to new models that will be introduced at the end of 2018; ahead of the Geneva Motor Show, the new PEUGEOT 508 and Rifter models were unveiled to much applaud worldwide.”
With a five year warranty across the PEUGEOT car range to give customers peace of mind motoring, March offers include finance from 0%, scrappage up to €4,500 and deposit contributions up to €4,500.
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