Peugeot tempt commuters as rail fares rise

Posted August 17th, 2012 in News Leave a comment

Peugeot scooters have announced savings of up to 20% on three of their most popular models as part of an on-going campaign to encourage commuters onto two wheels. The current offer brings the price of a new 50cc Kisbee scooter down from £1549 to £1229, while the big wheel Tweet 50 is now £1379.  Prices for the iconic Speedfight3 sports scooter start at £1679, down from £1999.

Sales of new scooters in the UK rose by 11.7% last year and demand is growing steadily this year too, up by a further 6.3% in the first six months of 2012 (source www.mcia.co.uk).  News that some rail fares in England will rise by 6.2% in January – about double the rate of inflation – is expected to give a further boost to sales of scooters and small capacity motorcycles, as cash-strapped commuters review their transport options.

Anyone who obtained a full UK car licence before 1st February 2001 is automatically entitled to ride a moped without L-plates (D-plates in Wales), which means there is no complicated paperwork to complete before riding away to enjoy the freedom of two wheels.

For more information on these deals and to view a list of Peugeot’s UK dealers visit www.peugeotscooters.co.uk.


Written by 2Commute (Ian Grainger), © 2021 all rights reserved.
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