2022 Peugeot 3008 Review - The French Revolution | Review

The Peugeot 3008 represents a revolution for the French marque here in Malaysia. Not only is it now built at a facility fully-owned by parent company Stellantis, but it’s also now under new minders BERMAZ Auto that have the fullest intent on restoring the brand’s prestige in our market, in addition to building newfound trust among its existing fanbase while adding new members to the family.
The 3008 enters a very hot market - C-segment SUVs are a dime a dozen, but thanks to its bold looks, sharp powertrain, excellent cabin and nifty features, it has everything it needs to stand out.
We put it to the test to see if it’s all flash and no go, or if this is a dangerous mix of style and substance.
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Intro: 00:00​
Exterior: 01:18
Interior: 04:57
Rear Seats: 09:48
Driving: 12:22
NVH: 15:02
Weaknesses: 18:00
Safety: 20:28
Warranty: 23:36
Conclusion: 23:56
Outtro: 24:49
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[@randomness4336]

You are my favorite Malaysian car reviewer! Keep up the good work! Love all your reviews!

[@nomadspotter4518]

Brilliant review as usual, Jeremy Clarkson of Malaysia you sir. Kipidap. More car reviews pls, helping us make an informed decision.

[@miazzaim1721]

I learned that the kick sensor will work if you step a bit back after the kick to prevent the lid hitting your head

[@browneye1968]

The back seats are SO much better than the previous one, which were a lot smaller

[@goodlifebdg]

One of the best reviews of this car

[@browneye1968]

The more i read the word “Peugeot”, the more i don’t know how to read it 😂

[@atlixtv]

Thanks for your videos! I’ll move to Malaysia soon and trying to chose SUV for me and my family. Was surprised that it’s hard to find a car with ACC and other safety features in Malaysian market in C segment or with price 150-170k RM. Had Tiguan and wanna buy it also in KL, but understood that it’s almost impossible to buy tiggy with options that I need:( May be later this year there will be some new models, hope so

[@MalaysianMotoring]

The PROTON X70 is a great option, and for your budget the Premium X comes fully loaded. Alternatively there's also the Toyota Corolla Cross with its full ADAS suite. We wouldn't recommend the Honda CR-V though for reasons Malaysians will understand. Unfortunately neither VW nor Peugeot offer a full ADAS suite for their cars in Malaysia presently.

[@RserBot2]

Isn't the car RM160k++? If there is some special promo for

[@allanbriggs807]

Just a comment on Continental tyres. They are quite suitable in cooler climates however here in Australia they are very average. Michelin tyres are much more suitable.

[@euthopic]

We want 3 individual rear seats in 5008. Pls tell Bermaz

[@AbhilashKumar]

Do we know the sales figures for the 5008 as of now. I am seriously considering this car for its uniqueness and sunroof 😊 I am drawn to this one but hope that Bermaz is running things well Also a few more things have been updated like reclining rear seats, the speed of the ICE, the desogn of the rear armrest. Deserves as updated review?

[@AK-ek3ei]

Did you take it ?

[@AbhilashKumar]

@@AK-ek3ei Yes. I did buy it. Very happy with it so far

[@wanshah1377]

Hi Wanna check When u do the test drive, does it hot during afternoon due to the sunroof?

[@MalaysianMotoring]

No. There's a sunshade that covers the roof completely. There is very minor heat radiating from the sunroof, but it's nothing the AC can't handle. Even in the larger 5008 the AC kept the cabin cool throughout. If you're worried about heat (or UV rays for babies & toddlers) consider tinting it for better peace of mind.

[@wanshah1377]

@@MalaysianMotoring Thanks. Appreciate ur advise

[@wanshah1377]

@@MalaysianMotoring Used already. If u dont put tinted, its totally hot during noon. The best to install 3M CR type tinted. And 1 more, i think u mislook 1 of the stupid things about this car. The central lock and door lock system.

[@goodlifebdg]

@@wanshah1377what problems with these ?

[@wanshah1377]

@@goodlifebdg Which one? I bought the car already.

[@kkhalifah1019]

How different will things be under BERMAZ, really?

[@MalaysianMotoring]

Vastly different. Peugeot resale values have gone up, the newer cars don't depreciate nearly as much. Aftersales is much improved according to feedback and data collected from existing, NAZA-era customers, parts availability has largely been sorted, and dealers have better support from the distributor. So to answer your question, it's vastly different indeed.

[@pudingaomar6341]

The best handling Peugeot of all time is the 205gti 306 405 m16 and 406.newer peugeots has somewhat lost the plot.

[@MalaysianMotoring]

In our preview drive of the 3008 we thrashed one and a 5008 up and down Genting. They handle tidily, fit for purpose.

[@pudingaomar6341]

@@MalaysianMotoringhave u not sample their country legendary elders?present days peugeots are just average in handling department.

[@MalaysianMotoring]

@@pudingaomar6341, we repeat: They are fit for purpose. No one is buying a mid-sized SUV for its handling chops.

[@pudingaomar6341]

@@MalaysianMotoring previous Peugeot of that era was very forgiving all is gone with the present generations

[@Zarathos91]

Anyone mind sharing experience driving Peugeot 3008 after buying it. Service, after sale, spare parts, performance, fuel consumption

[@MalaysianMotoring]

If you watched the review you'd see that we covered all of those topics.

[@wanshah1377]

Dah pakai. Pro - mmg best. Smua best Bodoh - central lock. Bengap... die x de lock dlm. Org dlm kete senang2 bukak pintu even dah lock. Cuma org luar je x leh bukak. Unless, ko child lock. Tapi, child lock, bengap la jugak. Ade 1 lai bengap, tapi aku lupa ape..