2017 Peugeot 3008 SUV 1.6 BlueHDi Review - Inside Lane 

i guess it's pretty off topic but do anybody know of a good place to watch new movies online ?

@King Eli lately I have been using FlixZone. Just search on google for it =)

@Trey Harlan Definitely, been using Flixzone for years myself =)

@Trey Harlan Thank you, I went there and it seems to work =) I appreciate it !!

@King Eli happy to help :D

Thank you. Your support is much appreciated.

+Andrew K, NI UK Thank you. It is a great car.

+Leon Ching Thank you so much!

+monk3yboy69 Hoping to have a Qashqai and 3008 comparison video out tomorrow.

It is certainly in contention for Family Car of the Year.

Lawrence Lo this car choosen car of the year in 2017

Thank lord!! This has to be the most deserved COTY car!

Will you think about what you are saying before you say it? This is rubbish.

Elizabeth Craik hopefully you'll live long and prosper! Keep calm and buying French cars :)

Thanks!

There are higher hp models available.

Inside Lane which model would be the best for long drive and power?

Michael Hilton Thanks!

+Tom Heard Thanks!

Haha! Thank you!

+pete draper Thank you!

+Jamie Pickles Thank you. It was filmed on location in the Peak District.

Thank you!

+Tom Heard They really do deserve plenty of success with this car.

Inside Lane yes they do 👌

Grip control does make a difference, but your situation will dictate if you really need it or not. The glass roof lets in lots of light but and be covered with a blind.

+John Ray Thank you. Very flattering.

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I drive a 3008 I since 2009. After 185.000 Kms, absolute no Problems except at 160.000 Km the cabin Climate blower out of Service. My wife drived several German car. I do not want to list all Troubles we did have with that rubish. It´s too much.

+Shaun O'Donnell Thanks. I have all of the pricing. What were you looking for specificity.

Inside Lane me too.. i was ready for the Qashqai techna 1.6 dci in late october.. but now i have to wait for the 3008.. your opinion about 1.6 diesel in these two models..?? Also, pricing for allure or gt line trim level to compare with techna version of the nissan.. overall what would you suggest us between these two SUV options..?? And finally what about that grip control of the peugeot..?? Do you believe it does the job for a soft off road use..??

Great review, thanks. Similar to Shaun, I'm waiting patiently for the Irish pricing to be confirmed. If Peugeot doesn't come up with figures in the coming days, they are going to lose a lot of potential customers for January orders.

Personally I really like the Qashqai but if it was my money I would get the 3008. Feels more premium, looks great, more refined. Peugeot 1.6 BlueHDi diesels have been excellent for a long time now, I feel better than Renault. The 3008 does have a bit of a price premium but when you look at kit levels it comes with so much more standard equipment that if you specced an equivalent rival the Peugeot works out better value. A 1.6 BlueHDi Active starts at £23,645 (loads of standard equipment including i-Cockpit) GT-Line £27,345. Grip control will get you through the worth of our winter weather and light off road use. Advanced Hill Decent Control is very impressive.

P OD I got an email back from Peugeot Ireland last week saying not releasing until end of Jan start of Feb, your right they are missing big sales on the 171 plates, but worth waiting for maybe. Going by figures from inside lane comment below and a good video clip that has a copy of all prices for 3008 range it shows the 1.6 hdi 120 eat6 s&s 6speed auto is £28,745 stg so a direct exchange is €33,850 euro but U know Irish pricing logic U can add more to that. so wild guess and hoping that its around the same price as the qashqai 1.6cvt premium which comes in at €34,770 on website which I what I was going for until now lol.... hate this waiting around........ don't think we will be able to barging down much on 3008 new model compare haggling on the qashqai they under pressure now.

3008 body control is pretty good. Sadly I have yet to drive a petrol as my focus for the past two videos has been diesel. I can look into getting hold of a petrol car early next year if that is of any use?

Inside Lane yes that would be amazing thank you

That is coming early December when we get one back in the UK. In the mean time we did shoot a video at the cars revealing: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aaV0QRUM89U.html

are u blind?

are u stupid?

g00dfeeling the silence means yes he is stupid

Lineage, are you a troll ?

Taste is subjective, there are always people who find Nicki Minaj the most beautiful girl in the world. For me personally I love this 3008. The French are really great at making sexy cars

+Live-Torsion-Paradox I can find out for you. I'll get back to you tomorrow if that's ok.

Great - many thanks. And great review. Love the white/black combo exterior on the 3008. I think I might be in love with this cars interior - does make me weird?

Thank you. The track is a RU-vid royalty free piece called Barge by Gunner Olsen.

+Gazza Roo Personally it is the red for me!

Inside Lane Great minds think alike! Getting the GT line but hope I can upgrade the wing mirrors to the GT chrome later. Nice finishing touch!

Gazza Roo personally blue for me, does that mean I don't have a great mind? :(

+Tom Heard New C3 coming early December and Spacetourer soon after.

+kevin heming Same meaning though.

Sustenance: the supporting of life or health.Substance: that of which things are made of.Hardly the same meaning, I have to say.

+kevin heming Without sustenance it wouldn't be unable to justify itself. It is able to sustain itself on more than just design.

+Φώτης Περσιμιτζής However, it comes with much more standard equipment than competitors. It is actually the best equipped in every trim level.

Φώτης Περσιμιτζής I heard that the French manufacturer announced that they will not release the GT version but instead they will simply power up the engine

Peugeot are much better than they used to be. 90s were a bad period but quality in 3008 is good.

+TheJonasz27 120

+Jez Stokes To be fair I was driving on mountainous roads, some of which were not public.

Silly comment to be honest. That comes up only on the small dial screen when you are not on a public road or if you have no destination input.

+A b r o a d Nope

Josh Bacon Because SUV doesn't mean four wheel drive.

Who even needs four wheel drive anyway? While it may improve traction significantly, it's also going to add weight, increase fuel consumption (which also means more trips to the petrol station), require more parts to maintain, be more expensive and add extra complexity for little performance gain! Especially when you have Peugeot's Grip Control fitted! (though it's not fitted on all models of 3008)

Technically speaking, a crossover is a sub-category of SUV.

yes like a fighter is a sub-category of bombers they both are planes

It doesn't so much matter what capacity an engine is, more about the torque. This 1.6 has plenty.

Lineage2MediaCom this is not an American SUV, its a European one so uses modern engineering methods and materials which means its no where near 2 tons in weight, whilst retaining all the safety of a modern car.

Thank you for your feedback. Every video features footage of the boot where applicable. Rear bench footage is also included, but if having me in the back as a reference would help, and enough people want it, then that can be arranged. In terms of balance of analysis, in 2016 a car manufacturer can not make a truly terrible car for the simple fact that profit margins are so tight and they can't afford to throw money away on developing something poor. That said, no car is perfect hence why you hear mention of negative points. Many journalists make too much of a point of something small because they think it increases the validity of what they are saying, Fiat 124 is a very good example. It is your choice if you unsubscribe, but Inside Lane will continue to produce relevant, real, and honest feedback based upon experience.

Hi, Thank you for taking the time to reply. You are right, my point was to say I would prefer to see you opening the trunk seating behind as this illustrate better the space when having a humain being around as you do for the cockpit. By the way, I would like to point that your videos are always good at recording the driver's way, cockpit arrangement, more than other reviewers actually. Regarding the balance, I agree with you that competition is strong and that manufacturers in general don't have a lot of degree of freedom. There is not much room left for making horrible car (oustide of personal tastes). Take care.

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