Geneva Gallery: Peugeot SR-1 Cabrio Concept

by Edward Niedermeyer

Published: March 3rd, 2010

geneva gallery peugeot sr 1 cabrio concept

If Peugeot’s “Five by Peugeot” concept is Jaguar-inspired, this SR-1 concept clearly takes its cues from Old Blighty’s other famous sportscar builder, Aston Martin. Have the Anglophiles taken over at Peugeot, or is this just a jab at Renault, which is required by the terms of its state-ownership stake to not produce cars that are inspired by the designs of non-French marques? Though we’d like to think of this as proof of the superiority of private ownership, chances are Peugeot’s designers just like Aston’s styling. God knows it’s hard to blame them.

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Juniper on Mar 03, 2010

Nice car, but no pictures of the front.

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Paul W on Mar 04, 2010

Reminds me of the Infiniti concept car.

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