Looking forward to receiving mine in a few months, although the production and delivery to UK is slow at the moment. Always a pleasure to see the reviews by OSV. Very thorough, informative and eloquently put as always. Thank you.
Not if the driver/s are "old fashioned" & like to see the instruments quickly & clearly. At 1.8m & The Boss is 1.7m we can't get that criteria without compromising comfort & safety.🤔Merde. That finished our 30 yr relationship with Peugeot ☹
This is a great in depth review of the Peugeot 308. I have driven the hatch and I was quite impressed with the quality of the ride and handling. In Australia we have just the fully loaded GT and GT Premium including Nappa leather, so prices are premium as well. At this stage the only engine is the 3 pot 97 kw unit which I think is a bit underdone for this car. The PHEV is coming later this year.
Thank you for a brilliant review of the 308 which reminds me of the old fashioned top gear! It was really in depth and shaped my decision to purchase a new 308 I chose allure premium in olivine green and it is a truly magnificent car I am delighted with it and received it last Saturday
Next time try to park the car in a narrow garage with several floors say from the 1980s, or a modern one with very limited space to save costs and max number of parking spaces. Try it without the 360 camera and with the camera. Good luck!
You would probably be ok as the visibility is pretty good all round bar rear quarters which have long been issues on hatchbacks I am thinking talbot horizon Peugeot 309 Astra for example
Nice car. Especially the 308-SW version, but unfortunately the NCAP safety tests are not good. E.g. the adult occupant protection is below average (weak driver protection on Frontal impact). Strange that nobody mentions this in all the youtube reviews I've seen ...
Peugeot made some attractive cars but their reliability is none existent. Stellantis still has a lot to learn about reliability. I like Peugeot though.
Ridiculous comment. It's no longer the 90's, it's time to wake up and smell the coffee. Peugeot cars score excellent in all safety and reliability tests, in all European countries. I am driving the 3008 SUV, since 2017, 100.000 km+, not a single technical issue. You clearly just don't know what you are talking about. Peugeot have levelled up big time since 2012-2014. Educate yourself before posting comments, thank you very much.
We've had Peugeots in our family since 1957. Their greatest attribute is their reliability, comfort and handling. The only time where they had problems was in the late 1990's early 2000's. My 404 did 220,000 kms without any major repair, my 1978 8 seater 504 familie did 268,000kms and my present 308 has done 155,000kms without any issues.They are great cars in the main. Have a look at their rally records over the years.
@@garnray8568 100k plus miles is only a third of the life of a Japanese car. My uncle owns one, and it’s already having electrical problems. These things just are well built.
@@mrgurulittle7000 No - it's quite normal - I live in Australia and Peugeots are in their element there. Long distances and average roads (in the main) - they thrive as touring is their forte. And the engines just keep going. Our family has had PEUGEOTS SINCE 1957. Extremely reliable - comfortable and great handling. Not sure about the newer engines that have to comply with European emission standards. (we don't have those out here) For example, I have the older 2L Diesel engine. Absolutely brilliant. Both my mechanics (European car specialists) have told me to run my 308 diesel into the ground. Wait for a few years until the electric engines have been perfected before buying one - the 1.2 petrol tech engines are to be avoided.
Looking forward to receiving mine in a few months, although the production and delivery to UK is slow at the moment. Always a pleasure to see the reviews by OSV. Very thorough, informative and eloquently put as always. Thank you.
Many thanks for watching and your kind words 👍 We hope you enjoy your new Peugeot 308!
My 308 allure premium was 16 weeks from order to delivery I received it Saturday and it’s a excellent car
Once you drive a Peugeot with icockpit you simply can't go back into stoneage and hold the big steering wheel and look down through it.
Absolutely agree
Totally agree I said that to my wife at the weekend!
100% , driving other cars is like driving a bus and it feels so bad. iCockpit is safer and feels so much more engaging.
Not if the driver/s are "old fashioned" & like to see the instruments quickly & clearly. At 1.8m & The Boss is 1.7m we can't get that criteria without compromising comfort & safety.🤔Merde.
That finished our 30 yr relationship with Peugeot ☹
The dash can display navigational mapping and is also quiete customizable. You got that wrong.
33:36 that chirp! 🎶🐦
Excellent review, cheers 🥂
This is a great in depth review of the Peugeot 308. I have driven the hatch and I was quite impressed with the quality of the ride and handling. In Australia we have just the fully loaded GT and GT Premium including Nappa leather, so prices are premium as well. At this stage the only engine is the 3 pot 97 kw unit which I think is a bit underdone for this car. The PHEV is coming later this year.
Yes - In AUSTRALIA the diesel engine would be the best option.
@@allanbriggs807 Diesel engines in smaller cars are just not sold in Australia these days.
Thank you for a brilliant review of the 308 which reminds me of the old fashioned top gear! It was really in depth and shaped my decision to purchase a new 308 I chose allure premium in olivine green and it is a truly magnificent car I am delighted with it and received it last Saturday
Many thanks for watching 👍 Fantastic to hear about your stylish new 308, safe driving!
Good review . Thank you
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You can set different colors for different drive modes in that case.
Bought the Gt still trying to work out some of actions on the digital screen, nice drive though.
New non plugin hybrid added to 308 range. No reviews yet. ( 1.2 Hybrid 136 e-DSC6 )
The Estate version is longer than the hatch. 4637 against 4365
What is the focal sound system like?
Way in the UK are the door inserts of the gt in alcantara and in the EU in plastic?
its not plastic but aluminium inserts.
Next time try to park the car in a narrow garage with several floors say from the 1980s, or a modern one with very limited space to save costs and max number of parking spaces. Try it without the 360 camera and with the camera. Good luck!
You would probably be ok as the visibility is pretty good all round bar rear quarters which have long been issues on hatchbacks I am thinking talbot horizon Peugeot 309 Astra for example
Not a bad car at all. Pity it (308) and the Astra have been discontinued in South Africa.
Nice car. Especially the 308-SW version, but unfortunately the NCAP safety tests are not good. E.g. the adult occupant protection is below average (weak driver protection on Frontal impact). Strange that nobody mentions this in all the youtube reviews I've seen ...
Thank you for sharing, this is really important for everyone to know in order to make a fully informed decision.
Not done much homework have you… speedo not very customisable?? Maps not shown?? Both totally incorrect!!!!
QUE CUESTA EN MEXICO PEUGEOT 308
"Without troubling fossil fuels" Lol.
Where do you think the Electricity comes from 😂
Peugeot made some attractive cars but their reliability is none existent. Stellantis still has a lot to learn about reliability. I like Peugeot though.
Ridiculous comment. It's no longer the 90's, it's time to wake up and smell the coffee. Peugeot cars score excellent in all safety and reliability tests, in all European countries. I am driving the 3008 SUV, since 2017, 100.000 km+, not a single technical issue. You clearly just don't know what you are talking about. Peugeot have levelled up big time since 2012-2014. Educate yourself before posting comments, thank you very much.
We've had Peugeots in our family since 1957. Their greatest attribute is their reliability, comfort and handling. The only time where they had problems was in the late 1990's early 2000's.
My 404 did 220,000 kms without any major repair, my 1978 8 seater 504 familie did 268,000kms and my present 308 has done 155,000kms without any issues.They are great cars in the main. Have a look at their rally records over the years.
@@garnray8568 100k plus miles is only a third of the life of a Japanese car. My uncle owns one, and it’s already having electrical problems. These things just are well built.
@@allanbriggs807 That’s quite good for a Peugeot.👍
@@mrgurulittle7000 No - it's quite normal - I live in Australia and Peugeots are in their element there. Long distances and average roads (in the main) - they thrive as touring is their forte. And the engines just keep going. Our family has had PEUGEOTS SINCE 1957. Extremely reliable - comfortable and great handling. Not sure about the newer engines that have to comply with European emission standards. (we don't have those out here)
For example, I have the older 2L Diesel engine. Absolutely brilliant. Both my mechanics (European car specialists) have told me to run my 308 diesel into the ground. Wait for a few years until the electric engines have been perfected before buying one - the 1.2 petrol tech engines are to be avoided.