Meanwhile, Peugeot will also show the Prometheus concept at Paris. The car previews the 306 replacement, expected to be called 307. The German sports carmaker is expected to unveill details of a surprise concept early in the morning of September 28 at the Louvre art museum. The Paris concept was developed at Porsche's California studio, say insiders. Renault Renault will unveil its new Laguna in both hatchback and station wagon versions.
Buyers order their vehicles by visiting the dealership or factory.
The cars can be customized according to individual tastes. There will be a special Bentley designed to show the full range of custom-ordering services available. Seat Seat's Arosa develops more of an individual look at Paris following a mid-life restyling. The new corporate nose will be extended to other models in the Seat range in the future. Subaru Subaru will show the Legacy Outback H6 wagon.