The Puggy power is strong with this one, even more so with the turbo kick. I have heard good things about the reliability of the puretech engine and this generation of 208 definitely look good, I have known a few people who have had them now with various engine sizes. I like the look of the new 208 even more than this one and I shall be doing a walkaround of a new e208 when lockdown ends and people can meet again. I think the 206cc is a great little convertible or sticking with Peugeot's historical name for convertibles, the 'decapitable'. Not a lot of room in the back though and the back support in the rear seats is massively uncomfortable. Perfectly adequate for short journeys or taking dogs out for a walk though and the boot is massive without the roof folded inside of it.
Nice looking wee car. I’m a huge fan of the 3 door but obviously not as practical. There’s an awesome GTI in my local town in metallic blue front with matt black rear which I think looks amazing.
It's a good little car, there's only 2 things I can fault it on on the surface and that's the glove box size and the steering wheel getting in the way of the dashboard dials. Other than those which won't be a problem for everyone, it's a good little car. The GTI is definitely another step up from this though. Fun Fact, the 208 GTI shares it's engine with the Mini Cooper!
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Pug power, reliable cars with a design language that continues to evolve - we love the 90s Pugs as well as the 206cc, thank you
The Puggy power is strong with this one, even more so with the turbo kick. I have heard good things about the reliability of the puretech engine and this generation of 208 definitely look good, I have known a few people who have had them now with various engine sizes. I like the look of the new 208 even more than this one and I shall be doing a walkaround of a new e208 when lockdown ends and people can meet again. I think the 206cc is a great little convertible or sticking with Peugeot's historical name for convertibles, the 'decapitable'. Not a lot of room in the back though and the back support in the rear seats is massively uncomfortable. Perfectly adequate for short journeys or taking dogs out for a walk though and the boot is massive without the roof folded inside of it.
More practical than the one I filmed thanks to the five doors, and with more power too, sir!
Yes absolutely! It's a good all round car.
@@FuelPower , the 2015 one I drove was one of the surprises of the year, actually.
Nice looking wee car. I’m a huge fan of the 3 door but obviously not as practical. There’s an awesome GTI in my local town in metallic blue front with matt black rear which I think looks amazing.
It's a good little car, there's only 2 things I can fault it on on the surface and that's the glove box size and the steering wheel getting in the way of the dashboard dials. Other than those which won't be a problem for everyone, it's a good little car. The GTI is definitely another step up from this though. Fun Fact, the 208 GTI shares it's engine with the Mini Cooper!