2018 Peugeot 3008 review: First look! | CarAdvice

For this reviewer, at least, the 3008 sets the benchmark in this segment. Sure, if you’re thinking about it as a cold logical decision, it’s probably not the best value for money, nor is it likely to have the best resale, or stack up in terms of longevity against the traditional Japanese players. But the 3008 is also the type of car you actually want to drive. It’s not just an appliance. It’s not a Toyota.
It has enormous emotional appeal, both inside and out, and through our 10 hours and more than 1000km behind the wheel, we noticed its ultra-modern European styling and badge turned plenty of heads.
When you see a new 3008 from the outside, it has an immediate visual impact. It’s a very busy design with a lot going on, both at the front and rear. But, unlike the folks who work for Lexus or Honda, 'busy' in French designer language happens to be beautiful, not simply overdone.
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[@hectorroman1]

We have had ours for the past two months and the 1.6 litre turbo has a lot of power. We love our GTLine full spec. and worth the money.

[@unknownskyman2156]

Hi there... Can you please let me know if you are still happy with the car? As I'm considering one for my wife.... Thanks

[@yahyemo9124]

@@unknownskyman2156any idea if u got the car ? And how u find it so far ?

[@Antoineforum]

Very stylish car.

[@harrymurray-jones219]

Amazing car

[@crowntime3700]

Miss to show cargo area?

[@Masteraal]

I feel like this thing could have really used a 2L Turbo instead of this 1.6. For close to 50k on the road, 121kw seems a bit low.

[@DronieUp]

What's with the fake exhaust pipes?

[@omineol9897]

Waitv 50 k Hhh the full option of this car in my country cost only 32k end dont tell me australien get paid good because i live in suisse end you know how much suisse paye

[@nurbsenvi]

Isn't this Outlander re-purposed

[@haihohh7394]

RandomTechS@#T no

[@wax333]

that would be the 4008. which did use the outlander sport/ASX this looks more like the nissan qashqai

[@haihohh7394]

wax333 Peugeot 3008 has nothing in common with Nissan Qashqai though. The one that's related to Nissan Qashqai is Renault Kadjar.

[@yuridaman]

I drive a land cruiser and I take offence to calling Toyotas an appliance in the description.

[@lopezben3023]

´ * NOT, NOT, NOT ... Peuge-NOT. ´´ ´´

[@Dreadpirateflappy]

Why post this shite comment on loads of videos? it's better than many mercedes and bmw for quality

[@djp4nfa]

😅 The way this clown says Peugeot

[@garryhopkins]

djp4nfa I don't know how you pronounce it, but his pronunciation is correct.

[@robertogiannotta4477]

Actually it's the correct pronunciation ;-)

[@Dreadpirateflappy]

the correct way...

[@djp4nfa]

Garry56 not even close

[@djp4nfa]

Not even close

[@TheWretchedWorld]

People will buy the Tiguan over this because it is German and more 'reliable'. Oh the irony.

[@GlowingTube]

A nice alternative to the Germans. I still would not buy one due to the fuse box in the glovebox, bonnet release on the passenger side, expensive servicing and the likely need to speed $1,900 on brakes approx every 40,000 KMs. Nice but still flawed and expensive to own. It is also likely to depreciate savagely.

[@Studat]

That steering wheel looks ridiculous and sits way too low. Wee wee

[@bodyrocker8885]

Hideous!!!! totest fugly car....