2014 Peugeot 2008 Review

The Peugeot 2008 range starts from $21,990 for a manual Active model that gets six airbags, electronic stability and cruise control, telescopic leather steering wheel, Bluetooth connectivity, trip computer, foglights, LED daytime running lights, and 16-inch alloy wheels with space-saver spare. Also noteworthy is standard parking sensors and a reverse-view camera.
That's the cheapest price for a baby SUV on the market and a damn good buy if you don't mind its tiny 1.2-litre three cylinder engine and five-speed manual transmission (additional $3000 for the auto).
The pick of the bunch -- and the car which we've now spent just over a month with -- is the Peugeot 2008 Allure. In manual form it's $27,990 but given the family requirements the automatic is the way to go, which brings it up to $29,990.
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[@lclark311]

can someone please explain etg transmission to me, I learned in an automatic with drive, Park, neutral, reverse, 1 and 2. how does this car work as an automatic and what are the plus minus gears for? can the car roll back on sloaps I'm reading so many different things. I'm confused x

[@luigimezzena150]

lingua italiana

[@luigimezzena150]

cambia lingua

[@bogdanpopovic3755]

hi man. How i cam turn on this blue lights around dashboard? And how to turn on or install navigation. I have 1.2 2008 from 2014. Thanks

[@krrishkrrishna7735]

I'm considering a 1.6 Allure, whats your experience with this car been like?

[@bogdanpopovic3755]

@@krrishkrrishna7735 i have bought it like one month ago, and i am very satisfied. It would be better if he had 110hp but its ok. Only cons is that it has very bad isolation from engine sound.

[@Krstovski-x2g]

There's a button below the radio thing and next to the screen. Click it. I've owned a 2014 2008 for six years. Sold it yesterday for a Skoda Kamiq.

[@Gplate-Infinite]

blue lights around the dashboard turn on when the driver door is opened