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I’m French so i might not be the most objective but Renault doesn’t have a bad reputation, they historically made practical cars that were not bland at a nice price point but lacking in perceived quality compared to VW for example.

Engine choice would most likely be different if sold in the US like most Nissan are for example.

Hydrogen cost too much energy to produce and store at the moment to be ecologically/economically viable in a car : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_production

Actually, Peugeot is more like access-premium in Europe but in any case they would probably sell plenty more 2008, 3008 and 5008 in the US than 108, 208 and 308.

The A Class and A3 are only sold as sedan and the 1 serie is not sold at all (only the X1).

It’s not really a crossover but it might have sold better than the 500, being a cheaper version of the 500.

The 108 is already on it’s way out and not replaced and it was not a volume seller even in Europe (not to mention that the group also has the Panda and the 500).

You make assumptions from the 2 weeks old Car and Driver articles that says :

The 3.0 TDI 240 is quite reliable.

The CMP platform exist as a full EV so it might be an EV Jomp.

The price includes the 19% VAT.

The 2016 Clubsport was based on the Golf 7 and had 265hp, this one is based on the Golf 8 and has 300hp.

Headlights.

I actually was wrong on my initial message : Peugeot Cycles is owned by Stellantis but the bikes are manufactured under license by Cycleurope.

Who need more than two cylinders to have a teal happy car?

Peugeot Cycles (making bikes) still exists but is not owned by Peugeot anymore (by Cycleurope) and seems to be still using the previous logo, same goes for Peugeot Motocycles which is owned by Mahindra but seems to have adopted the new logo.

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