Peugeot's new Expert
Peugeot's latest expert is available and the company says it has never been easier to own one. The new version has updated its image with a reworked front end and new interior. Added body side mouldings extending to the rear doors protect against bumps and knocks and the driver and passengers are similarly protected with three-point seatbelts and head/chest and side airbags.
The Expert is available as either a panelled van – with two load capacities of 815 and 900kg – or a five-seater combi. Two diesel engines are available: a 71bhp unit or a 110bhp HDI unit.
The HDi version has extended service intervals of 20,000 miles or two years. Peugeot claims that the reduced running costs this affords, allied with its low-rate financing, make owning an Expert easier than ever.
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