[PugFan]

This sounds cool, but it's only in France at the moment. Hopefully they'll do it everywhere soon.

Peugeot is releasing limited edition cars in partnership with car audio specialist JBL.

Built in limited runs, the Peugeot JBL is fitted with a Hi-Fi JBL system which includes 8 speakers (four tweeters and 4 woofers), as well as a 240W amplifier and a subwoofer.

The sound is managed throughout the cabin by the AuraVox equalization software which is said to provide a concert-like experience for the passengers. The system has been optimized for two modes: one for when the driver is alone in the car, with the audio experience focusing on his or her seat, and another one that provides a similar experience for all passengers.

If this do this over here it could be a good option for anyone not happy with the current sound system and looking to upgrade.

 

[Mr. Auto]

That's what i'm talking about! I hope they make this available in the UK. Quality sounds is a must for me when buying a new car. Peugeot 108 just hit the nail on the head!

 

[mde108]

That's what i'm talking about! I hope they make this available in the UK. Quality sounds is a must for me when buying a new car. Peugeot 108 just hit the nail on the head!

Mr A, does this mean you're settled on the pug v the fiat?

I agree, some better quality sound would be good - I'm used to Bose and B&O in my other cars!
However I do think the head unit on the pug and the quality of the bluetooth is excellent - better than some cars which cost 4 times as much!!! Trust me, I was amazed how clear the BT was compared to my audi cabriolet, range rover and a porsche 911.

But the sound from the speakers is thin at the top and bottom end of the range. For the cost of the car though it very good and better than rival cheap cars I've hired in the last few years.

 

[Mr. Auto]

Yupp, I'm settled on the pug! That was my first pick at the end of the day. When will the limited edition be for sale in the UK?? And is it possible to pre-order one of these?

Cheers

 

[CPC]

I wonder if you can retro-fit these into our existing cars?