Comparison Test: 2018 Peugeot 5008 v Skoda Kodiaq v Nissan X-Trail v Honda CR-V | Drive.com.au 

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TRUE otherwise they will be out of business in the future. Nowadays nobody is concerned on resale value except value for money, practicality,, safety , robustness ,comfort, ease of spare parts and maintenance .

How are you finding it a year later?

Thanks, hope the 5008 is great for you and your family!

How are you finding it a year later

@@naumidec hello, hope you are safe. I would it’s one of the best decisions for myself and family, the economy is amazing overall nothing has fallen off, the technology in this car is on par with so many luxury builds, I still wow my collegues(friends that are above me) with the massage seats and full digital displays, the safety is great as a father of 3, and of course it’s just beautiful to look at especially the one day of snow we had here. The only thing I would say is that I would invest in a step for gettting in and out and that awfully loud warning when you open the door while car is on...I mean people look. I should also mention the new facelift has come out which looks stunning but coming up to my 40s I feel happy I have the shuttle version. Anything out would like to know please ask. Thanks and stay safe

@@kousafyhan4117 thanks Yousaf khan for the detailed answer ,I have almost made my mind having 3 kids myself and need a bit of a boot space ,however I am torn between a diesel and a petrol version ,if you have diesel,Does the diesel gives any trouble if driven short distances for sometime, I mean diesel filter issues or if you have petrol version,does it feel underpowered on motorway journeys ,I do mix driving ,sometimes max 10km return journeys for weeks and suddenly 400km visiting family once in a while.i have seen new facelift version,its even better looking ,I might go for Allure or (GT line if it offers value for money ). Thanks again

@@naumidec I personally do both long and short journeys, the long is to visit my family so taking the kids to see their grandparents around 45miles away, I have a gt line premium 1.5diesel. So regarding long journey I would say it’s extremely solid, it’s great fun with the sport, in fact it’s almost strange how it adjust so amazing to the sport function, the power is lovely and the tweaks to the suspension and brakes is perfect, overall very quite and just feels solid. Regarding short journey I am used to that 5-6days a weak as I work not terribly far and my children’s school is practically round the corner, I would says it’s still amazing consumption and I couldn’t recommend a better car for slow short journey drives, the safety features are on point, the parking aids are perfection for such a long vehicle, the feel is great for both bumpy and my favourite gravel type roads. I have an automatic so I suppose the feel would be better with manual but I went for the auto as I am almost always doing short journeys and wanted the relaxed experience. At this point I feel I may sound biased but I genuinely looked for so long and it was so close with the Skoda but to this day I wouldn’t look back let alone even think I would go with the Skoda, I think once you are so close and can see the features in comparison then you will see the 5008 was just so superior. The performance is impeccable for such a small engine to produce a motorway blitzing power especially overtaking. I must say I heard the new models don’t have gt line premium and yes I may have chose petrol as it’s great efficiency so that may be what you should look at, the engine is not that loud and can never be heard on the inside but outside yes the petrol should be lovely, it just because I know I do large motorway drives and in 3-4years when a sale may happen I want to know I can have resale power and that would be better with diesel as well as Efficiency. Regarding filter issues I can’t say I have any currently. The overall build is so light and wide for the engine it handles movement very well and can be pulled very easy. I was very surprised and a lot of the videos would also say this but this is not the same with the vw Tiguan or Skoda. Hope that helps in some way.

CaiandtheMoose 5008

I don't know how did you get the towing value, by German version it's 900-1800kg, 900 by towing hook with electronical coupling, 1800 by mechanical coupling

Actualy if you get the diesel 2,0 200hp kodiaq with a factory fitted hook for towing it Can take 2500kg

Exactly own the X-Trail haven't looked back

Until it breaks down

@@colinme2672 I’ve owned one for four years it now has high mileage and never let me down.

@@colinme2672 Even Honda and Nissan break downs quite frequently if left without proper maintenance.

Yep,as long as it doesn't catch on fire.

Wait until you get the dreaded adblu warning light and the 500km count down. Around 2k/2.5k to fix. Nice little extra!

Thanks Mouad :)

xyxyBeautyLoverxyxy we ordered 5008 gt line, 3month of delivery to Lithuania as well..can't wait ;)

Edvardas Miskinis have lots of fun with your 5008 and have a safe drive! You will not regret it 😊👍

xyxyBeautyLoverxyxy Thank you :)

How is your Peugeot going after 5 years of ownership ? Great cars

The Honda is great!....right up until the engine blows up because of the very common engine fault that it has. Petrol leaks into the oil and dilutes the oil causing various engine and turbo problems. Google it. Then go buy a Kodiaq :)

Stanislav Vachek 5008 is indeed an MPV, but the Skoda kodiaq does have optional 6th and 7th seats.

I know how you mean it, but you cannot take three child seats with isofix and use them in Kodiaq. Therefore, yes, on paper Kodiaq has up to 7 seats. In reality it is useless for bigger family. I am saying as Czech, which always prefer czech cars over others.

Stanislav Vachek True, but the segment the seven seater Kodiaq is listed in, isn't proper 7 seaters more like 5+2. The lack of more isofix fitting points does not interfere with its number of seats only with practicality.

Stanislav Vachek And yes it is not a family car. All cars are made for 4 people other tyan MPVs and larger vans. I am searching for a car that can comfortably take 2 adults and 3 taller teenagers and no suv has the 2nd row middle seat to support an average sized young adult for a longer journey. Thats why im looking at the Citroen C4 grand spacetourer Peugeot 5008 and Renault Grand Scenic in particuliar.

I wanted VW Touren. Unfortunately our lease company offers only 5008 as a car with three seats.

Its his opinion... you really think peugeout would care about this review

4x4 is not an SUV. An SUV is defined by the body shape, chassis and ride height.

no need for the 4 x 4 it eats more fuel and is 99% of the time useless

@@markart157 Also what part of "Sports Utility Vehicle" sends a signal that it needs to be 4x4. Sales figures tells the truth. Worldwide 4x4 only account for 10% of the total SUV sells while 90% of SUVs offer 4x4

@@markart157 I totally disagree. You don't need to be a camper or snow goer to benefit from AWD. It's an amazing safety and performance boost on the good ol' Aussie gravel road and especially in the wet. I would never buy a car like this unless it was AWD or 4WD.

@@hambo76 The original SUV was the Rav4 AWD. It was called a Sports Utility Vehicle because it could go places other cars couldn't. Modern "SUV's" with front wheel drive only are a joke IMO. People who buy them would be far better off buying a regular sedan, station wagon or people mover and enjoy the fuel savings and lower cost of purchase.

What!?! Have you not heard about the super common engine fault that the CR-V has? Google it. Kodiaq all the way mate.