Thinking of buying Peugeot 3008 2017

Tauriel

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117790295#Comment_117790295

If you read my post that you quoted you would of seen that features which are present in the old GT Line are not there anymore (either completely removed or an optional extra) and I have sat into the new model GT Line and would prefer that the panaromic roof was left instead of these supposedly expensive seats.

There is also no visible difference in the exterior between the bog standard model and the GT Line (old model had the panaromic roof, diamond cut alloys, directional indicators, wing mirrors in black, etc. that was not on the Allure) .

Also I think it's ugly. The current look works on the 208 and 2008 but I don't think it works on the larger vehicles.

Heighway61

Anyone have an opinion on which engine would be the better, 1.2 petrol or 1.5 diesel?

Will be doing a 20km round trip 4 - 5 days per week plus few trips down the country per year.

Was set on petrol but that limits second hand availability.

And why would Peugeot produce two very similar (to me) diesel engines, 1.5 130bhp and 1.6 120bhp?

Heighway61

Which would you go for?

202 Manual, Allure, 1500km (15 hundred)

Or

191 Auto, GT Line, 45,000km

Both pretty much the same price.

fabsoul

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117812989#Comment_117812989

191 Auto, GT Line, 45,000km

Heighway61

Looking at peugeot.ie can only see Active, Allure and GT models. Must no longer do the GT Line.

Heighway61

Final decision before I sign on the dotted line.

202 GT Line, manual, 6k, sat nav

192 GT Line, auto, 45k

Everything else same, inc. price.

So, choice is a year older for auto. Was all set on the auto but that manual has me tempted.

Any thoughts? At this stage I just want to buy a bloody car. :)

Heighway61

So, Sat Nav/MirrorLink suddenly stopped working. I'm sure it's the car and not the individual phones (3). What are the chances that would be covered by warranty?