Experience Allure with Peugeot's latest Zero Down Payment financing option
The Philippine Star|September 11, 2024
A stara-led Peugeot Philippines ushers a new era of vehicle ownership by introducing a new way for new customers to experience Life with Allure.
Experience Allure with Peugeot's latest Zero Down Payment financing option

Through a partnership with Philippine National Bank (PNB), customers can now enjoy a Zero Down Payment Financing Option when buying a new Peugeot.

This brings the brand closer to Filipino homes and empowers customers to enjoy drives that invoke emotion with refined performance, comfort, and uncompromised quality only offered by Peugeot cars.

The All In Zero Down Payment Scheme allows more flexibility and ease of access to Peugeot's premium trio of SUVs: Peugeot 2008 Allure - Urban adventures redefined in a stylish and feature-rich daily driver.

Powered by a 1.2-liter PureTech Turbo engine, it ensures power and efficiency on the road. The subcompact 5-seater combines cutting-edge design and advanced technology, making it the prime choice for urban explorers who seek the perfect blend of style and performance.

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