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Peugeot 3008

USER RATINGS:

(7 reviews)

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AutoFrance

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Built in

France

(launched 2017)

Predecessor

Peugeot 3008 Diesel (2014-2016)

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09-Jul Pricelist

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Detailed Info

1.2 PureTech EAT8 Active (A) New Variant

$106,888

19.2km/L

129bhp

8-speed (A) EAT8

Specs | Features

1.6 PureTech EAT8 Active (A)

$109,888

$9,700 /yr

17.5km/L

178bhp

8-speed (A) EAT8

Specs | Features

1.2 PureTech EAT8 Allure (A) New Variant

$129,888

19.2km/L

129bhp

8-speed (A) EAT8

Specs | Features

1.6 PureTech EAT8 Allure [Tailgate] (A)

$132,888

$11,600 /yr

17.5km/L

178bhp

8-speed (A) EAT8

Specs | Features

Price updated 09-Jul-2020

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Car Review - Peugeot 3008 1.2 PureTech EAT6 Active (A)

22 May 2018 | Peugeot Reviews

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CONSUMER REVIEWS

Alright SUV

This "New Variant" Is almost a complete car. Drives well and is comfortable. I didn't get it because the option for passenger electric seat was omitted out from our local variant of 3008 and 5008. Same car across the causeway into our neighbouring Malaysia has got passenger electric seat as standard. The price of this car here is not cheap either. A simple bread and butter car like the forester has got proper electric seats for both driver and passenger, quite strange its omitted for a conti. I hope that AutoFrance will bring in a proper full-spec variant for our market and not try to sell us expensive half baked cakes. Overall, buy this ride if you don't mind the monotonous interior colour, no electric seat for passenger and a steep price.

A Futuristic (5)S French SUV

Wanted to see how French cars performs on the roads... Saw this 3008 SUV (Allure variant) looks appealing and decides to go take a glimpse. 1st looks from the outside, I must admit the French are good at design. With the sleek lights and body lining. Reasonable height as an SUV from ground clearance as well. Front and back LED lights are designed nice too and captivating as well. Inside the interior you see a futuristic cockpit like but its a car instead of a plane. Given a smaller steering feels sportier but need to get used to it of its shape. Panoramic roof is a standard and electric tailgate too. Turn off is the fabric seats that if want full leather, will be like a PI car that is wrapped over. Comes with Active Dash Display that gives you many information you need during drive. Built with Lane Departure Assist, Blind Spot Assist and more knowing as visible gadgets to have these days. The drive, moving off with more than 200nM is a good boost in a 1.6L engine but somehow a little rattling sound heard. Gear changes along the way are pretty smooth but sometimes heard of when low speeds. When "Dash" Or in the change to SPORTS mode, it can be a little noisy when throttle but the change is responsive. Overall, if you go for looks, this is the one to look at where if performance is more of your liking, perhaps a German SUV is for you to look into.