Thread: LM24 OK, So What Do We Talk About Between Last Year's Le Mans and Next Year's.....?
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Old 17 Apr 2015, 15:26 (Ref:3528264)   #1418
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Originally Posted by Chiana View Post
I don't see any relevance. Just because it's built by old racing team and has three digit number with the last two being 08 doesn't mean automatic 908 reference, and there is zero reference to Le Mans or anything in the article. As for hybrid cars, most manufacturers are turning eyes into it because of market demand so it's just business.

Though, they did recently say elsewhere earlier that they could consider return at some point if they got finances sorted out and costs in running in these circles come down. Which with Scrooge McToyota pushing things down with FIA could happen sooner than later...
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"PEUGEOT Sport's expertise applies an uncompromising approach to meeting targets. With our experience in hybrid vehicles developed with the PEUGEOT 908, the high-performance hybrid powertrain fitted to the 308 gives a glimpse of the potential for ultra-sports models in the future," says Bruno Famin, Director at PEUGEOT Sport.
Read the article properly first, next time
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