Peugeot 3008 reviews

I've been very pleased with the comfort and driving poison of this motor. The higher seating position is good for motorway driving.

We are very pleased with this car which is very comfortable, nice interior and features, air con, good to drive and very practical for all we need.

The best car I have ever had

Bought this car when it was just 12 months old. I am delighted with it. It is comfortable and easy to drive. It has a roomy boot which is important for me. It does 55-60 miles per gallon on a long trip and over 40 mpg around the town. So far it has been 100% reliable.

My car is an excellent vehicle to own and drive. It is comfortable, pretty fast, easy to drive and economical (on a long journey I am achieving 40mpg +. Comfort is important to me at my age and I can drive all day (with breaks of course) and arrive without any aches and pains. My one complaint is that there could be more leg room for the tear passengers, but then, it dopes have an enormous and very versatile boot.

Very comfortable car, well made seats, good visability. Practical vehicle, able to convert to spacious van type rear with good height. Adjustable height boot floor very useful. Most important it has a spare wheel

great on running and emissions

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We looked at lots of similar cars, but found this one met our needs all round. Leg space in the back seats is great, comfort all round good and lovely to drive.

Well, not exactly new, 11 months old , 11000 on the clock. First Crossover and Diesel I have had and part exchanged my Petrol Jaguar 2.5 Auto, 6 years old, which was a nice car but horribly expensive to run, £475 /year road tax, 25mpg and expensive servicing. New car is £105 /year road tax, 49 mpg and am quite amazed at this car. Only a 1.6 engine but is as fast as the Jag, as comfortable and has more gadgets which are really helpful, like the heads up display showing your mph and cruise control status. Sitting higher up off the road makes you feel safer. Not sure about the semi-automatic gear box, takes a little getting used to but am getting there. As am now 77 need to stop being a boy racer so am really enjoying this car. The money I am saving on road tax, fuel, insurance and warranty, it was costing some £360 per month for the Jag and only £125 for the Peugot, is £235. I took out a £10000 loan that is costing me £229 per month so The Peugot is paying for itself. A Winner all round