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Big things are expected of Peugeot's new 206 range. As successor to the popular 205 hatches, the new baby Pug has large shoes to fill for fans of the French marque. At this stage, all 206s are manual only, with auto versions due early in 2000. The XT has no centre rear lap sash belt, the unlimited kilometre warranty covers only two years and servicing costs are high compared with competitors. However, its parts costs are good, service intervals are 20,000 km and insurance premiums are not overly expensive.