And while the 306 will remain the marque's best-selling fleet model, Peugeot is predicting total sales of the new 206 and existing 306 will be virtually identical next year. The car goes on sale in the UK on November 5 and at launch more than 600 206 demonstrators will be made available to fleets.
To accommodate the car, Peugeot has realigned both its 106 and 306 ranges and is confident that the new model will take business away from the likes of the Ford Fiesta and Renault Clio and anticipates 106 and 306 buyers will migrate towards the 206. With prices ranging from £8,495 on the road for the three-door 1.1 206 L up to £11,295 for the five-door 1.6 206 GLX with air conditioning the new car fits exactly where the legendary 205 was in the Peugeot range.
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