Can Peugeot's new 3008 outdo the popular CX-5? Comparison time!
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
- Mazda CX-5 v Peugeot 3008: The newcomer versus the champ. This isn’t some naff reference to a big money fight, but by the same token, it kind of is - because here we have the much-lauded European that’s all about swagger, going against the stalwart chart-topper with a tremendous record.
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I bought my 3008 (the automatic, 2lt turbo diesel) about 6 months ago. I test-drove many, including the CX-5, and went with the 3008. You know why I chose it? It was the only car that LITERALLY brought a smile to my face when I drove it. After 6 months, it still does.
I have a 3008 and its great.
Loving my 3008 GT, people need to be openminded and give it a try seriously. I have driven the VW Golf R and BMW X1 full option lately and the 3008 GT is better than them both in and out, design and quality are awesome!!
How much fuel take it on 100km
@Askier yea bro in the books i know, but i will hear it from a man who drives a 3008 gt 2.0 180ps i think 7l is right but le see Cy Nga replies but thanks anyway.
Saša Đurić I have the 1.5 diesel and it’s around 6.5-7 lt/100km. So I guess a bit more than 7 for the 2 liter
What about reliability though?
Dino Caushllari better than most japan car
I leased a 3008 GT Diesel for 3 months in Europe in 2018. April to July. It was an awesome car. I did 12,000 k's in it in that time. Took it from Holland to Italy, Austria, Germany & the UK. It did 190kph on the Autobahn in Germany, It drove over the French Italian alps in sub zero temperatures. It cruised around small Dutch roads like it was meant for them. It loved motorways in the UK and tiny roads in the Yorkshire Dales. It did not miss a beat. It was so good that when I got back to Australia I decided to buy one. Went to Von Bibra Motors in Southport and bought a brand new 3008 GT Line 1.6 litre Petrol in Pearl White with every option. Leather, heated/massage seats, panoramic sunroof, electric tailgate, Android Auto/Apple carplay, Sat Nav, Lane Departure Warning, Auto Emergency Braking, Radar cruise Control, Keyless Start & Locking, Speed Sign Recognition .. the list goes on. These 3008's are just in another league when it comes to competitor SUV's. It shits on the CX5 and laughs at the Tiguan. Have done 4500k's in it so far in South East Queensland and it attracts looks everywhere it goes. Lots of people look at it and you can see them thinking "WTF is that, looks awesome". If you want to get the boring as batshit Mazda that everyone else seems to buy you will be sorry if you ever park it next to one of these 3008's.
Hey is the Peugeot expensive in maintaining it
@The Hierophant you dont need awd you have something called grip control which kind of works like an awd system.It also keeps the cost down.
@@johnmwenja1398 nope
I've owned a Peugeot 3008 SUV for 6 months and it is brilliant. The build quality is probably far better than most people expect. Though it is not a 4 x 4 it does have Opti - Grip as an option. If you think that is a poor relation to 4 x 4, take a look at the independent You Tube review where it is used off road in deep snow.
Great video mate! Do mind to share your background music tracks?
In the UK the new Peugeot 3008 has been popular since It launched earlier this year and most buyers choose the GT Line Trim
What about adding to judging criteria reliability and service. That's all i have to deal after i buy one.
Agree, we got our 3008 GT Line in late November 2018 and its a great car. Try the Manuel Paddle Shift on Sports mode and it feels like a sports car on steroids. We thought of the Mazda, Toyota, and many others, but to us it was chalk and cheese. My brother in-law has the 508 in Italy and he has used it for more than 10 years with over 300,000 kilometres and still running from south of Italy to north. We hired one last year and we had to switch over to the French cars. If you are considering buying one, the top of the line is worth the money. If you think they are junk, it’s because you know nothing about the brand or what they have to offer. Have a look at how much Peugeot go into their engine technology and all the races they are winners of in comparison with other cars than make your statement.
How's the glovebox on the 3008?
Peugeot !! Just gorgeous and amazing.
And the prices?
The front of the Mazda looks like those whales that swim with their mouths open to eat as much plankton as they can 😂😂
The Mazda looks like every car on the market in terms of the interior. The design is so bleak. I reckon Peugeot has got the win. Plus, the infotainment is kind of outdated. The Peugeot’s sleek and quite futuristic style is so unique, but beautiful. I mean, look at that suede design and those aluminium finishes. It just screams premium over the Mazda. No hate, just sharing my honest opinion.
No,Mazda is beautiful
Love my 3008
I'm a proud owner of a 3008 GT. Wife adores it, kids love it. And I did look at both before I bought it. I agree completely with your review. What I'm complaining about is your comment that Peugeot is a French upstart. You do know they've been around since 1810.
And for those who talk about reliability. You really need to do some research. Resale value will be fine as I'm not competing against 100's of other Mazda Cx-5 that a buy can choose from. It really doesn't matter a car is the most depreciating assets you will ever own.
Hey mate, how long have you had your GT? I am about to buy one, how's yours going so far? Dealer told me it's all sold and have to wait until March for them to arrive
Cy Nga hi mate I've spoken to you before. Why don't you get the one that the guys in the ACT are selling its only 55500 drive away since you want black.
cnscomputersnetworks hi mate, yea we did.
Wifey doesn't like black so I got the demo blue in NSW, picking up tomorrow, got it for $52,000, I think it's a good deal.
Cy Nga 52000 for a gt line is a good price.
cnscomputersnetworks it's a GT 2.0 diesel mate, with Nappa leather, panoramic sunroof and auto tailgate. I think I have got a good deal
In UK reliability tests Peugeot is improving and has reached slightly above average with many of its newer products. Mazda is still way ahead though. But in terms of wow factor I'd never tired of sitting in the Peugeot. That said I hired a 308 hatch and hated the infotainment as everything needed the screen to control it, showed up finger prints as it was glossy screen and not very responsive either. So you might need to clean the screen often or it'll look awful. Not sure if 3008 has improved it.
3008 is the best looking SUV on the market.
After the CX5.
@@NicholasCox85 looks better than cx5
@Tips with Neel No.
Cx5 is beautiful😍😍😍😍
3:38 Technically that's an English power point. The majority of Europe uses the type C and type F plugs. But hey, the UK is in Europe...
@RogerPierre "No it is not" not what? that is a UK power point and the UK is in Europe. What are you denying?
Ha ha, yes but no more since the Brexit!
I like the cream / beige interior but as it wears will this show dirt up in cracks of leather?
Yes it will.
Good review! For me, I would take the 3008...
I well and truly love my 3008 Allure, having driven it every day for a month now! I try and come up with excuses to take it out for a spin... :-D
same here, proud owner of this winner. Btw, Peugeot sales went up almost 4 times compare to last year, the 3008 really kicking ass
Cy Nga Going to be interesting to see if the car is the one to give Peugeot a better rep long-term as well. Really hoping it does! Quiet, comfortable, large without being clumsy, it's just amazing!
Nic Soderman what colour is your car? I have only bumped into a grey, red and blue. Do you know over 300,000 of these babies sold in Europe since it's launch? Unbelievable. 3008 is now the 3rd beat selling SUV in Europe just after Nissan Qashqai and VW Tiguan
Cy Nga We bought the copper brown. Have only seen one here in Sweden, so I'm happy having an unusual color! 😄 I can definitely understand the hype, it's amazing!!!
Nic Soderman that's a very special colour! I got the blue and hey, I didn't know your are from Sweden, haha, thought you live in Australia too. Anyway, enjoy your amazing car and God bless 😁
Im confused of Australian people, they seem to hate french cars and love boring Japanese cars. The UK seems to love the Peugeot, even (some) Americans wants french cars.
Yeah. They just stick to an old tales of the past that a Peugeot will blast into piecss after a month. Which it's not anymore. Peugeot cars are now better and better.
I am not from Australia, but here in Egypt the peugeot went to serious problems since they started the 405 early models which was assembeled here and it was money pit with never ending problems. The history goes on with different dealers changed past decades with still problems of bad AC and engine problems and very expensive unprofessional dealer services. The latest official dealer nor "Mansour" is known of money pit and unprof3ssional services and unfortunately this could be the end of this nice brand here in Egypt because he is selling it way overpriced and also he is selling it without many of its standard options and even the highest trim Gt is sold with zero active city safety technology (no active lane assist, no adaptive cruise control, no auto braking, nothing, even the perfume and massage options seems to be stolen from the car because they are not offered in that trim. It is so sad to see how big companies like peugeot can loose easily a market of 100 million citezen who were once (at times of 504, 305, 205, 104) a loyal fans of this brand.
@Salt & Pepper Peugeot with 2.0 HDI diesel engines are very reliable (can do 1 million kms, aisin transmission are also generally good), while Mazda 2.2 diesel has some problems. So if you want reliability in case of Mazda, you have to get the gasoline. Which again, is too weak and lacks torque in non-turbo versions that are sold in Europe (2.0 & 2.5 gasoline). It is also heavily taxed (2.2 diesel and 2.5 gasoline), because it exceeds 2l capacity. So in Europe Peugeot is a better choice. Just do not get it with 1.6 PureTech/THP engine, which is unreliable.
No I'm UK and wouldn't touch a french car
How about after sales service and support? Fuel consumption? Too basic imo.
I say reliability is relative. It differs from one market to another as factors like brand recognition, second hand value, competition, market saturation, but most importantly climate comes into play. Peugeots might be reliable in more temperate climates like the Australia, UK or some parts of the world, but not so in tropical countries like Malaysia or Brazil for example.
In Malaysia, Peugeots(perhaps French cars in general) are notorious for being extremely unreliable (especially the seals, gaskets, and of course the transmission) and expensive to repair. Most people blame the punishing tropical climate. While others simply blame it on the so called "European centric" design and engineering, a label that also applies to other Continental brands as well. Which holds some truth as most European cars are generally not engineered well enough to withstand the climate here. A reason why most Malaysians prefer Japanese, and our own Protons and Peroduas over Continental.
The irony? PSA is using Malaysia as a base camp for their South East Asian campaign.
So it's best to rely on reviews done by your respective local sources and take foreign content with a pinch of salt.
Australia has a temperate climate hahaha. Brisbane is subtropical and gets up to 38c or higher with lots of humidity. Some parts of Australia are closer to the Equator than some parts of Brazil.You are talking out of your arse mate.
Everyone saying they would take the Peugeot I agree. HOWEVER, I am sorry to say that it comes from a brand that does not have great records of reliability. If it was as reliable as a Toyota, I would take it any day, all day.
Now Peugeot is back.
#MotionEmotion
Peugeot is so much better
Obviously the Peugeot! Srsly not even a hard choice...
Ya boi
That Peugeot 3008 looks more beautiful than CX5 but interms of realibility issues especially in hot climate countries may be a decisive point
Had mine for 18 months now in Brisbane ..No issues in hot weather whatsoever. Aircon blows cold as soon as you turn it on. The car runs as smooth as a babys bum.
I drive the old 3008, 2011 model. The 1.6 turbo engine is great. didnt like the ride now, its not as cushy as the latest one. Perhaps its the tires. but i do like the drive. So far I have been in the workshop for valve cover change, a couple of batteries, one a/c compressor change through out the years. Having had driven renaults before, my 3008 doesnt suffer much from electrical glitches. Fuel consumption is a bit on the poor side but maybe its just my heavy foot. All is still well and I wish the a/c would be cooler than normal. I compared it against some japanese make for reliability and parts service, its basically the same. Even cheaper. I wish there is a diesel on sale here.
Idk about reliability but when it comes to looks especially the interior is the Peugeot is miles ahead
Mazda is excellent car but I would take Peugeot any day 🇫🇷
The peugeot 3008 the best looking suv in the world in recent years
I wouldn't go that far
And so is the CX-5 (personal opinion)
Mazda is a gorgeous one (I have it) but the Peugeot is in other level. It has won several prices in Europe and is a hot sales for the French brand. Beautiful i cockpit design. And a BMW/ Peugeot engine made this SUV in an "Must be" product.
Bmw engine? Can you explain please and which engine?
@@savvasneophytou5664 He talks about 1.6 PureTech engine (its actually not PureTech, but old THP sold under new name). 1.6 THP is a joint-venture engine co-developed by Peugeot and BMW. It turned out to be very UNRELIABLE, and generally horrible engine (2.0 HDI diesel is much better). BMW dropped this engine, but Peugeot sadly still uses it. Avoid any Peugeot with 1.6 petrol engine, even if they tell you its the new "1.6 PureTech" - because its marketing term. 1.2 engine is true new "PureTech" family, 1.6 is THP sold under "PureTech" name. Both are not very reliable, but 1.6 is worse than 1.2
As i said earlier, 2.0 hdi is the best engine you can get with Peugeot/Citroen/DS.
Pity you only got the 2 litre 6 speed auto diesel, in UK my 1.5 diesel with 8 speed auto is superb. It’s almost 3 years old and I just love it, having had the previous version and soon to be replaced with a new 3008.
19 inch wheels give fuel e Ono you at best over 60 mpg easily, at worst mid 40’s mpg in stop start.
As for no 4 wheel drive, just look at the videos of 3008 in snow, not a problem at all.
My dealer was a Mazda agent and Peugeot agent and Peugeot outsold Mazda around 10 to one. That says it all.
Why don't compare with the 5008?
What about affordability and reliability? Important parts of deciding a new car surely.
Andre Brokman Peugeot had improved a lot with their Last models
The Peugeot 3008 is the only SUV I see on the road these days that doesn't elicit a sigh from me for sheer bland conformism. It's not hugely idiosyncratic, as many a French car of yore, but the design is bold, yet nicely resolved and prettily detailed. A damn sight more than most "premium" equivalents on the market. The interior is a visual delight too.
Hey 4 those who own the Peugeot is it expensive to maintain it.....
Tried literally everything in that category and bought CX5 (in 2019).
3008 was my second pick, but the sound insulation, availability and price (with equal equipment) was in favor of CX5, so I got it and couldn't be happier.
Also, as time goes by, I see that used 3008 are faar cheaper than used CX5 for some reason.
Ne bih rekao bas, potrosnja, udobnost je na strani Pezoa. Drugo, drze cenu mnogo mnogo bolje od Mazde. Kod nas atmosferski benzinci tesko idu.
@@paracetamol661 ni blizu.. Svaka cx5 koja se pojavi (slična mojoj) ode za 22-23.000, a 3008 imaš da biraš od 16 do 19.000eur. Pričam o istom nivou opreme kada su bili novi (29.000, jer za toliko sam ja kupovao I birao),a ova razlika se napravila samo posle 2-3god, šta će tek kasnije biti.
@@x3merx3mer 23 je najjeftinija 3008ica 2019 gofiste. I koliko si zadovoljan servisima i garancijom?
@@paracetamol661 ima 2019 za 18.500, za 20.000, bilo je i za manje. Ali upoređujem sve od 2018, jer od 2018 postoji ovaj CX5 (a i premalo je primeraka godinu dve starosti). Servisom sam zadovoljan, a garancijom nisam, kao i ni jednom drugom koja nije Kia :) u Mazdi kažu da popravljaju besplatno i do 5god, kao servis dobre volje (jer u nekim zemljama imaju 5god), ali opet...tu je Kia nenadmašna
@@x3merx3mer moj brat je uzeo novi Sportage, malo-malo nešto ne priznaju u garanciji i naplaćuju. Uzeo si manuelni menjač?
Good luck with Mazda vs Peugeot depreciation and parts pricing down the line...
My BIG question is, 'Parts Availability' for the Peugeot Brand, compared to the Mazda. Say, 'water pump dies, Mazda can supply within a couple of days, .. Peugeot will take ???????? Months ??
how about the reliability? Personally I will never touch Peugeot again after owning a 206 GTI once. oh I forgot to mention the bloody resale value!
Ryan LI we change the time...
If you buy it with 2.0 HDi diesel, very reliable.
Peugeot with CX5 lights would've been interesting
Peugeot interior definitely futuristic and interesting but that's, all as far as I'm concerned! Mazda looks like it's in the luxury class, as opposed to the Peugeot, which looks positively more mainstream- for want of a better description. All Mazda needs now is the Apple/Android intergration, some cool air to go with the heated seats and lastly some more interior colours for those lovely leather facings. They already smash the competition! Add the above amendments and they would pretty much be untouchable in class. By the way, has anyone else here seen some of their concepts at the Tokyo motor show? Absolutely, sublime me thinks! ;)
beat spacek I’d say the Mazda is more feminine lines, sort of what you expect from Italian cars, while the Peugeot is European but heavily inspired by the American muscle cars. The rear looks a lot like the Ford Mustang. I’d be happy with either, I think that are both good looking and stand out from most other SUVs.
Car play integration is difficult to achieve give them a couple of years. Also those analog dials will age well when you try to sell your car. Very desirable and modern indeed 😂😂😂
I have 2005 megane estate 1.5 diesel 133.000 miles still strong!! If they are not good Nissan won't put Renault's engines on qashqais and jukes!!
The Peugeot 3008 top of the range model has a feature called 'Grip Control' where it lets you select a few off-road modes (Sand, snow etc.) which adjusts the traction control on the 2WD system to tackle most off-roads you will ever take one of these cars. So if you all think AWD makes the Mazda more off-road capable think again. And lookup the Grip Control mode demos it works like a charm and in fact praise Peugeot for developing something like that because now you delete the need for an AWD system and manage with this. None of these cars are ever going to do Land Cruiser off-roading so this is all you need for that occasional situation. I own the 2019 Peugeot 3008 GTLine top spec and must admit I have not been happier to drive any other car as much as this one. Puts a smile on your face any day :)
www.perthcitypeugeot.com.au/news/advanced-grip-control-3008-suv/
3008 should compare head to head to bmw x1 or vw tiguan not the mazda nor other japanese brands
Previous Mazda CX5 looks way more agresive just because of a front bumper.
Interesting
Mazda is a very good car but the Peugeot looks better is a difficult choice would have to wait which is more reliable like the reviewer
mazda is
peugeout is award wining car so i choose peugeout
I prefer the Peugeot, the interior looks better, the styling may look a bit ugly to some, and the Mazda has probably a clean Japanese type styling. It’s a tough pick honestly
LokstaV u have bad taste or taste in Europe is different vs America. What's next VW's look good too? Lol
ok den
Well.. the war between the Peugeot 3008 and the Mazda CX-5 is *Started*
I don't own a car and never in my life but the Peugeot is my first love
Peugeot is the best ❤️
And so is mazda
Phallic selector! Lol 😆
Both these cars are not available in our market..but i think Mazda looks classy in every way.The interior looks and feels that of German players..On athor Hand 3008 looks futuristic in and out...but kind of a Farankenstine way....in my view...
Actually Peugeot interior is on par with BMW. It has something interesting in it, some dynamism. While Mazda interior looks as boring as cheap city car.
I think the Peugeot looks tacky. I much prefer the dial system and simple look of the Mazda.
Maybe the Peugeot is nicer inside and more practical, but I just can't help but wonder if it will be reliable? Will people have problems in 5 yeara?
The Mazda's engine is product by PSA (-> Peugeot's owner) and french mechanic is reliable for sure
Where did you get that from?? Mazda has absolutely no connection to Peugeot. All of Mazda's current skyactiv petrol and diesel engines are their own design.
Bruce Lee blackl1urwyubb. im zdtdvggitrrttr4 6
Paul Hojda Peugeot and Ford made the duratorq engines together ( apart from the 1.8 tdci which is a ford engine ), and when Mazda was fords property Mazda used peugeot/ford engines, so the dv6 1.6 diesel, and also the 2.0 diesels, and in Australia the ford territory uses the 2.7 diesel from Peugeot 607 Citroen c6 Land Rover disco and Range Rover sport and loads of jags ( since jaguar at the time was owned by ford ) you’re welcome ;)
Louis Rennles some people don’t really know anything about the car industry but post comments about reliability 😀😀😀
How can the Peugeot be more practical without 4x4 !? 🙄 enlighten me!
If people keep on emphasised on reliability, just get a Toyota, that's the most reliable car. People who wants a car never brake down in 10 years time simply need a car to go from A to B, they have no passion for cars.
Peugeot for looks and Peugeot for interior
Personally I would say peugeot for the interior and mazda for the engine . The futuristic dashboard in the peugeot is interesting and the reliabilty of mazda cars are famous .
The Peugeot is the best looking SUV no just in Australia but in the world inside and outside. I would get one if the brand was here in California 😢
Eliot Sanz You could go to Mexico and buy yours or a 5008 if you need more space. Regards from Mexico City!
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE WEEKLY UPDATE?!?!?!??!? We want Tiffany back!!
Thank god that taste differs when it comes to "good looking and boring looking" interiors.
In Malaysia, it's difficult to maintain these French cars such as Citroen, Peugeot. Main reason would be climate. But these reasons could be valid in the 80s or 90s. But for now it's been a standard manufacturing for all the Continent by French companies. Yet why they still can't compete with Japanese cars in terms of sales in Malaysia. Theain reason would be Chinese dominated market in Malaysia for the automobile industry. Toyota and Honda have major shares of the Chinese community in Malaysia and also China cars. Although these Japanese and China cars have nothing to offer, yet we Malaysians still pay a high price for empty tins. As for the French car sales dilema in Malaysia, it always have a case of sabotaging the after sales of the French cars at which the maintenance costs are simply hiked up by Chinese business men so that the Japanese cars would sell well in Malaysia. But when comparing to specs and technical details of Japanese and French cars, the French are far more superior in terms or technology and engineering whereas the Japanese cars has nothing to offer rather than some funky facelifts with the same engines under the hood for the next 5 years. But why still choose the Japanese ? It's because the maintenance costs have been standardized and kept at a low margine so that the Chinese can monopolize the automobile industry with low quality Japanese and China cars. Same goes to Proton which is a Malaysian made car. The build quality is one of the worst of it's kind. But in the end, the government hiked up the import car taxes so that I the people would not be able to afford high quality European or the on top of average Japanese cars, and forced to buy Proton because of the lower price which is a cheap plastic basically. And good news is, a Chinese car manufacturer have already bought over Proton and back to square 1, the Chinese Monopoly is in the Malaysian market again. We hope the future and people perspective would change towards European cars and also the after service cost could be brought to an affordable margin and not simply hiked up so that the people could afford good cars in Malaysia .
How about your review includes comments on depreciation and resale??. One of those cars 🚗 value is going to drop like a lead balloon 🎈 after you drive off the lot.
Nick Merriman you don't know that, looks like the 3008 is reaching cult status here in Europe. PSA cars today are more reliable than the boring VW group cars for example...
Nick Merriman yeah those analog dials on the Mazda will be really desirable in a couple of years 😂😂😂😂😂 dream on Nick
AKTINODIAGNOSI BACKUP I’m betting the dials on the Mazda last longer than the French rubbish
@@paulduffy697 3 years after launch and the 3008 is one of the most reliable cars in it's class...
All of the people complaining about the reliability of French cars actually never had one... In the last ten years PSA are probably the most reliable cars out of Europe...
Exactly!! I have 6 cars from PSA group, not a single problem.
PSA is the second largest carmaker in Europe.
Yeah, Peugeot with 2.0 HDI diesel is more reliable than modern german cars. However it would be most reliable with simple manual gearbox, but sadly now you can get 2.0 diesel only with automatic.
I'd be happy with either one, or the SEAT Ateca
I think the previous CX-5 was better looking, it also had a much nicer interior.
3008 is the best !
各有特色，各中取巧的话。 就完美了～～
For me, no doubt. Mazda. But I impressed by the interior design of Peugeot! Good looking!
France 🇫🇷 and Sweden 🇸🇪 makes the best interiors and original styles
Mazda STILL doesn't have Apple carplay/Android auto so it's a hard pass from me.
rynomuncher it doesn’t match well with the analog dials so they thought better to leave car play out, too futuristic 😂😂😂😂😂
Shouldn’t it be Peugeot “three double oh eight”?
We checked that, actually, and the local arm asked us to say "three thousand eight". Not even "three thousand AND eight"! - Mike S
CarAdvice.com I like that you checked. The name is a bit clunky in my opinion - ‘three double oh eight’ almost reminds me of James Bond’s double oh seven. Maybe that’s why they can’t officially continue their non-SUV naming system (eg the “two oh eight”).
three criteria looks, practicality, performance...,.."and if you don't need 4wd.". Come on
Somebody gift me this Peugeot, I loooooooove it
Falic gear selector? I thought you got used to them from BMW’s?? No?? 😂😂
The presenter it's not here to tell us which one is better, but still he didn't failed to mention it a couple of times.
Mazda interior looks so outdated. Like you returned in 1990,
Andrew Azarov didn't know they already have the touch screen back then.. congrats mazda.. impressive
The cx5 is more of a competitor to the Peugeot 5008.
The Mazda is getting very boring....3008 is 100 times better looking car inside out but with an very disappointing tiny engine with no real power for overtaking
Johnny Chiu I have overtaken 150 cars pretty easily in the two months I own a 1.5 diesel one. Talking from your ar..e again??
Are you serious about overtaking? You really need something faster ua-cam.com/video/Z40iP_Q0BiQ/v-deo.html
you cant go head to head with the mazda cx5.the mazda wins on all accounts.is the pug 3008 a good car?well it looks the part but one thing you cant clean easy from french cars is reliability.the are well known for being unreliable.if you do like the 3008,my advice would be to wait about a year and a bit and buy it at half the price.the mazda also holds its value more.
I just dumped my Peugeot 3008 for good after countless problems from oil leaks to transmission to expensive replacement parts. I just got a Mazda CX5 2.0 with 3 years free maintainance and 5 yrs warranty. I just stick back to Japanese reliable brand. No more continental cars
felix liew what year is your 3008?
Cy Nga Mine was 2011 model. Countless problems esp oil leaks and engine light keep poping out. After 3 years warranty over still the same . After a final hefty bill.. sold it for good
felix liew got it. I must say Peugeot's car in the last 10 odd years were not that impressive until the last few years, they really picking themselves up and producing high quality cars again just like this new 3008, first SUV to be crowned European Car of the year and sole over 300,000 in Europe since it's launch. The feedback has been positive and I have one myself just bought last month, amazing car really. Go for a test drive mate, this Peugeot is best in the class imo, you might agree with me after the test drive aye
Cy Nga thanks for your recommendation. Appreciated it. However i just got my Mazda3 and CX5.. it going to be a while before I'm changing my ride again.
Have fun with ur new ride.
Peugeot 3008 from the year of 2011 did have a BMW made THP engine which did have few problems. German quality is the biggest joke in car industry.
You also have to consider the reliability of the CX5 made in Japan vs the so so reliability of the Peugeot made in France and or Malaysia. I personally went for the impressive reliability and the superb handling of the CX5 www.whatcar.com/mazda/cx-5/estate/used-review/n947
www.whatcar.com/peugeot/3008/estate/used-review/n842/advice
The cx5 with the blue exterior colour just looks horrible!!
The cx5 is beginning to look old in my opinion, the quality is better in the cx5
People are fools they will buy what they see without knowing its value. Mazda isnt bad but there are better options out there.
the Peugeot 3008 is the better suv ever in this price
Peugeot 3008 don’t have awd👎🏻
Mazda is beautiful (Soul Red) ❤️🔥
Are u serious? Peugeot of crs. Mazda, ford, land rover, range rover, ect have psa engine (peugeot).
I’ll take the Mazda! Good basic review.
mazda cx5!!
3008 wins for sure😎💪
First,i dont know about Aussieland but the Nissan Qashqai was car of the year when it first came out and me thinks it got that award for 3 years running.The pug does look great but dont buy it new.Wait 2 years and save a shit load of money buying it when its 2 years old.The Mazda is really great and it does hold its value.In Europe the saying is if you want an suv outside of europe the mazda is the one to go for in its class.If you want a European one,then its the VW Tiquan.
3008 la mejor
Think with Peugeot better to get advice from a trusted mechanic.. do have to say the 3008 interior is just absolutely gorgeous, that alone would sell the vehicle. Mazda I think would still win in the functionality and ease of use dept.
I've observed that most ladies prefer the Peugeot probably coz of 2:53. I would go with the CX5 any day.
Peugeot is not well known of its durability, actually it is more of a headache in this regard.
So Mazda wins in my book.
Abdullah Waqdan great research Abdullah!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Reliability, build quality, resale value make the mazda a much better car when put against Japanese and Korean cars let alone the French.
Nabil Matar
Mazda is less reliable than Hyundai and Kia.
Look at the 2017 JD Power figures. This is the industry benchmark for reliability. They survey tens of thousands of new car owners and calculate reliability in their Vehicle Dependability figures.
Hyundai and Kia both Score better than Mazda In 2017 ( I’ve only looked at the US 2017 figures by the way).
Top 3 for reliability are Lexus, Porsche and Toyota.
Hyundai is 6th, Mazda is about 10th.
Hyundai now offers a standard 5 yr warranty ad Kia offer 7. They back themselves to get it right.
So i think your comment that Mazda is more reliable than the Korean brands is incorrect … Peugeot on the other hand ...
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Nick C Yes, with respect to reliability, the Korean cars are more reliable than Mazda, but the finishing, build quality (eg. Rattles in the interior), and resale value on the Mazda are better.
Cliché, please give us some figures
Thibaut Sa figures for what? I'm talking from a personal experience with French cars. I had a Renault Megane with an auto transmission that made me hate every bit of it. It drove well and was stable on the road, but the fact that its transmission broke down so often with pricy repairs made me get rid of it. What's so hard about making a reliable automatic transmission that the French find it hard to match other auto makers?
Thibaut Sa I am showing you one example of what happened with my Renault. Go check some consumer reports on different websites from different countries and you will see that most people who had an experience with French cars do not recommend them. I bought my Renault because I knew that Renault-Nissan is one company. Little that I know that Nissan was having its own troubles with some reliability issues especially with its CVT transimissions and electric parts. Among the Japanese, Nissan is not doing the best and others making more reliable cars.
It is a fact that almost all the line-up of Peugeot and Citroen share most of their essential parts whether it's a hatchback or an mpv or a sedan or a small SUV which explains when something goes wrong with a car, it usually happens across the whole range of the manufacturer's cars.
I tell you again I am not only basing my information on my personal experience or from what I hear from my friends and family's own experiences with the French car, but also from consumer reports from different websites.
They might have improved and there should always be room for progression through the years just like many other manufacturers have improved even further, even if they were already doing well (like Mazda).
Just take a look at the resale value of the French cars how they drop where you buy a used one (which is very tempting to buy as used) for the price of an older Japanese model of the same segment. You can compare the prices of a megane and a 308 vs a civic and get a note of what I'm saying. :)
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