Though X may be an initial rarely used in the English language, Peugeot dealerships across the UK are expecting to be putting it on to the nation's roads in some numbers with the introduction of the new X vehicle registration on September 16.
And with a more exciting range of products and offers than ever before, X definitely marks the spot at local Peugeot dealership Simon Bailes.
Simon said: "There is nothing quite like driving away in your new car knowing that everyone will know it is brand new.
"Even though the registration letter now changes twice each year, our customers still get very excited about the launch of the new registration.
"This September they have more reason than ever to be driven to distraction by the new registration deals available from Peugeot, with a host of summer special editions, a stunning product range and an X-ceptional opportunity to save."
Both nippy and stylish, the Peugeot 106 range is ideal for getting around town and continues to be a firm favourite.
Designed to give motorists their independence at the starter end of the Peugeot range, the new three-door 106 Independence costs just £6,595 on the road - £400 less than just a few months ago - with one year's free insurance.
Available in a choice of four metallic colours - Firedance, Mauritius Blue, Tuscany Green and Moonstone - the 106 Independence also boasts the distinctive Sinsiba interior which is unique to the model and comes colour-coded to the car's exterior to create an elegant, co-ordinated look.
The 106 Quicksilver is also expected to prove a popular choice this September, offering a combination of sporty style and cost-effective economy.
Based on the 106 GTi, with a 1.4I petrol engine, tinted windows, metallic paint finish and alloy wheels, the 106 Quicksilver comes complete with four-speaker radio/CD player, electric front windows, remote control central locking and tilt and slide sunroof.
Safety is also of paramount importance with driver's airbag, power steering, and front fog lights as standard, all for just £9,995 on the road, including one year's free insurance.
Acknowledged as one of Peugeot's most popular models ever (over 250,000 have been built in the UK alone since its launch), the 206 continues to turn heads across the range.
New for this summer is the 206 Look, which offers motorists the opportunity to save £800 over the standard 206 LX from just £8,795 on the road with one year's free insurance.
A 1.1 litre petrol engine three-door model, the 206 LX Look, has an enviable list of extras included in the price, including. remote control central locking, remote control radio cassette player, electric front windows, driver and passenger airbags and power steering, putting a luxurious driving experience within everyone's reach.
For those who value performance, the 206 range also boasts the 206 DTurbo and the stunning 206 GTi.
The 206 DTurbo incorporates the innovative HDi diesel engine to combine remarkable performance and excellent economy, boasting 0-60 mph in twelve seconds at a fuel economy of up to a staggering 68.9 mpg.
The car's superb road-handling is matched by a very high specification including power steering, ABS, driver and front passenger airbags, remote control radio/CD player, remote control central locking with deadlocks, ultrasonic alarm system and transporter immobiliser fitted as standard.
If only a GTi will do, the Peugeot 206 GTi is perfect, featuring a state-of-the-art new two-litre engine capable of producing a top speed of 130 mph and 0-62mph acceleration in 8.4 seconds.
Matching performance with style, the 206 GTi features a range of 'big car' comforts as standard including automatic digital air conditioning with climate control, driver and front passenger air bags, ABS with electronic brake force distributor, steering column remote control CD six-disc autochanger, leather-trimmed sports seats, ultrasonic alarm and deadlocks and automatic rain sensoring front wipers.
With a reduction in price of a full £1,000, the new Peugeot 306 Meridian is also set to cause a stir this September.
Offered at just £10,995 on the road, with a year's 0% finance, the 306 Meridian also boasts specification enhancements including rear electric windows, side airbags and an athermic (heat reflective) windscreen making it even more comfortable to drive.
The Peugeot 406 range also offers excellent value this September, with 0% finance on the 406 Rapier, which is now even better value with a saving of £1,500.
There is a host of comfort and safety features, including a new sporty interior with side airbags, rear electric windows and trip computer, leather-covered steering wheel, chrome instrument surrounds featured in Peugeot's Coupe model and l5-inch Corail alloy wheels. The 406 Rapier costs £14,995 on the road.
Adding extra excitement to the Peugeot 406 range is the new 406 SRi which boasts a new 2.2 litre, 160 bhp petrol engine and a top speed of 135 mph.
Eye-catching and luxurious, the 406 SRi is equipped with 16-inch alloy wheels, chrome exhaust pipe and front fog lights and an ultra-comfortable leather-trimmed interior.
Taking MPV to a new dimension, the Peugeot 806 Quicksilver will also be one of the hits of the new registration this September.
Combining style and functionality, the seven-seater 806 Quicksilver features a 2.01itre HDi turbo diesel engine and a host of in-car luxuries including digital air conditioning with climate control, leather-trimmed interior electric front windows, electric heated and folding door mirrors, remote control radio/CD, swivelling front seats, power steering and ABS - and all for £19,995 on the road.
As well as offering excellent value for money at time of purchase, the Peugeot range also continues to drive down the cost of car ownership with three years of warranty from all new cars bought from UK Peugeot dealerships and extended service intervals of 20,000 miles for petrol vehicles, 12,000 for HDi diesel models and 10,000 miles for standard diesel models
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