Peugeot 108 Roland Garros edition introduced

A long-standing association between Peugeot and the French Open Tennis Championship has produced several Roland Garros limited editions over the years. The latest one, based on the 108 Top! Allure city car, is about to arrive at dealers.

Available in a choice of metallic black or solid white paintwork, both options come with a black cabriolet roof, orange door mirror caps and some special decals on the front doors and tailgate. Completing the look is a set of 15” 'Thorren' alloy wheels with orange centre caps.

Peugeot 108 Top! Roland Garros 5-Door (2015) Front Side

Inside, the 108 Roland Garros features two-tone upholstery, uniquely-embellished white trim and bespoke floor mats. Keyless entry and automatic air conditioning are also part of the specification.

The only engine being offered is a 1.2 litre three-cylinder petrol unit that develops 80 bhp (60 kW / 82 PS). In the UK, on the road prices start from £12,495.

Peugeot 108 Top! Roland Garros 5-Door (2015) InteriorPeugeot 108 Top! Roland Garros 5-Door (2015) Rear Side

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