Peugeot 3008 2014 review - Car Keys

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The Peugeot 3008 combines the credentials of a hatchback, people carrier and off-roader into one package.
Challenging models like the Nissan Qashqai, the 3008 favours those who have family practicality in mind.
We take the 3008 out on the road to see what it has to offer.
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[@sarakirk9542]

I have had my 3008 since 2017. It’s a 14 plate 1.6l diesel active model. I got a really good deal buying mine due to its low mileage. I certainly haven’t lost my love of the 3008. Sitting higher up is a bonus, I love how far it goes over 350 miles before needs refilling from empty. I fill my car up once a month and most of the time it’s used half a tank. I commute to and from work every day and it’s used for shopping at weekends. I cannot fault the fuel economy enough. Best car I’ve had. The brakes, speed, reversing sensors, huge amount of storage available, anti glare rear view mirror. Drives like a dream

[@oliice3559]

I have had my Peugeot 3008 1.6e-HDi Active for about 7 months now. I do about 120 miles a week, town driving mostly (cost £10 a week). I get on average 40 Miles to the gallon, not bad as I live in it is very hilly area. On long journeys the fuel consumption is just insanely outstanding. I did look a the Nissan Quasqai, but due to running cost, it didn't have a look in. However I did like the look and drive of the Quasqai P.S I do drive like a old granny. lol

[@nikosandronas5115]

3008 1.5 diesel with 130.000 km, with no problems at all. With no rattling at all (my wife's mini clubman 2018 has rattlings!!). consumption 5.8Lt/100Km. Enormous and practical boot.

[@furyelite01]

Great review. Not sure about the comparison with the quasqai though? Maybe on par exterior wise. But wow, the interior on the Nissan is just so awful.

[@lewisdavies2554]

Awesome car the 3008 👍

[@boulymvimbi2981]

Where the place

[@jeremycubs2921]

You can't really compare 5008 to Kuga as the latter is twice as expensive.

[@shumylap7097]

Plus the latter is non ULEZ compliant too, and if that’s not enough - a road tax rip off. There’s absolutely no comparison between 3008 and Kuga.

[@boulymvimbi2981]

Hlw I need part

[@robertspeirs9861]

Rattling Plastic Trim I have the 2004 3008 Allure with 35k miles the most annoying thing is the rattling plastic trims around the light cluster, air-vents and switches. have had to put fillers in around these places to try and stop the noise. I also have very loud wind noise from the rear doors and around the window trims, I have tried all the usual rubber stick on items which did not work, can anyone give me some pointers on how to fix these problems. Thanks, Robert S

[@florencestone5498]

Howdy?% It's Everything I Hoped Fos! smoke animal What's your opinion about tmis !!!

[@AzIz-bt8xo]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@djuraster]

C4 Picasso is better in every way

[@MagwayaFan]

djuraster The new peuguot 3008 is so much better though

[@Aoocci791]

The Nissan looks better

[@zuti071]

Disaster mt

[@Donuttman2323]

Solution: Dont buy a peugeot