Peugeot Citystar 200
Le Peugeot Citystar 200 est un maxi-scooter introduit par Peugeot Motocycles vers 2012 dans le cadre de sa gamme de véhicules urbains, conçu pour concurrencer le segment croissant des scooters 200 cm3, populaire dans les villes européennes. Il est équipé d'un moteur monocylindre quatre temps à injection de carburant et a été positionné comme une option pratique et élégante pour les déplacements urbains et suburbains. Peugeot Motocycles, l'un des plus anciens constructeurs de motos au monde (fondé en 1898), a utilisé la gamme Citystar pour renforcer sa présence sur le marché des scooters modernes.
16 hp
Pouvoir
16 Nm
Torque
155 kg
Poids
125 km/h — estimated
Vitesse maximale
3.2 L/100km (approx. 31 km/L) — estimated
Carburant
Caréné
Corps
Ce que les acheteurs doivent savoir
Watch the CVT Belt
The continuously variable transmission belt is a known wear item on the Citystar 200 and should be inspected every 8,000–10,000 km. A neglected belt can snap unexpectedly, leaving you stranded and facing costly repairs.
Modest Resale Value
The Citystar 200 depreciates fairly steeply compared to Japanese rivals like Honda and Yamaha, which works in a buyer's favor when purchasing used. However, this also means you should expect lower returns if you plan to resell.
Check Cooling System
The liquid-cooled 200cc engine runs efficiently in urban conditions but is sensitive to coolant neglect — overheating issues have been reported on poorly maintained examples. Always verify coolant levels and condition before buying used.
Générations et spécifications par année
Lancement initial avec moteur quatre temps de 170 cm3, transmission automatique, rangement sous le siège, ABS en option sur certains marchés.
Évaluation d'un acheteur d'occasion
"Decent urban scooter if you buy carefully and budget for parts."
$1,500-$3,000 usedThe CityStar 200 is Peugeot's attempt to muscle into commuter scooter territory, and honestly? It mostly works. The 170cc single (don't let the '200' badging fool you) pulls cleanly through city traffic, the underseat storage swallows a full-face helmet, and the twin rear shocks give a genuinely composed ride compared to cheaper Chinese alternatives. It feels like a proper European scooter, not a disposable one. Used, you're hunting for rust around the exhaust headers and checking the CVT belt — Peugeot's service intervals on these get ignored by casual owners. Electrical gremlins around the dashboard aren't uncommon past 15,000 miles, and parts sourcing is the real headache. Peugeot Motorcycles has had distribution issues in several markets, meaning a snapped brake lever can become a three-week wait. Budget accordingly. At the right price — we're talking sub-$2,500 with verifiable service history — it's a genuinely decent urban commuter. Pay over that and you're gambling on someone else's neglect.
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