The Peugeot 3008 is one of the most spacious and efficient SUV's | 2017 Comprehensive Review

[@davidearrigone9411]

It’s a good great looking and comfy car but you did not mention the HUGE problem and expensive bills that are coming with any of the diesel models. At some point during the ownership of a 3008 HDI, it will need a new Adblue tank, a new Adblue injector, a new catalytic converter, new NOX sensors and these are not cheap. We are talking about thousands and not hundreds…

[@allanbriggs9007]

Anything from 2019 has had those issues resolved - and they were all fixed with a recall (2018-9?). I have a 2022 model (2.0L diesel) - no trouble with the Adblue at all. Our family had a 2017 model and the ADblue issue was resolved under warranty.

[@volt8684]

Beautiful looking car from the outside. But the petrol engine failing in droves due to belt disintegration. The interior is just not going to last the distance imo. I was a passenger in a diesel recently and was very refined in all areas. I’d take a vitara over this for longevity and reliability even though peugeot is gorgeous

[@neuro.weaver]

PEUGEOT had a great line of cars, all three 2008, 3008 and 5008 are gorgeous models, with decent engines, good quality materials and smart innovations. And then they went on and shot themselves in the foot. By forcing (and keeping!) that idiotic iCockpit that is viewed OVER the steering wheel, not only they lost a good portion of their potential buyers (if over 6 ft/1.80m or even slightly overweight, the steering wheel is annoyingly too low), but it also made it very hard for all potential drivers to find a comfortable driving position, if they want to be able to see their cockpit.

[@allanbriggs9007]

I am 6ft tall and have no trouble with the driving position. (my wife is 5ft 2"). Took us 30 sec to find comfortable driving position.

[@jamesmalcolmdixon9592]

Just hope my new GRANDLAND behaves itself 🥹

[@raghu1451]

Hi mate, can you please let me know how does the 1.2ltr petrol engine perform. Is it a reliable engine? I am planning to upgrade to 1.2 ltr from a 1.6ltr diesel ford focus. Is it worth doing it? Do I need to compromise a lot in terms of power and miles per gallon? Plz kindly advise 🙏😊

[@allanbriggs9007]

Stay away from the 1.2L petrol engine. Unfortunately the diesel engine has been discontinued. It was absolutely bombproof.

[@bobdoingbobthings]

@ 21:15 How does the car know it's you, and not a thief?

[@sevesellors2831]

Peugeot making great cars to look at but having had two plenty of electric problems and I see from the comments plenty of mechanical issues so imagine this will also strike Citroen and Vauxhall as they are basically all Peugeots.