Peugeot 3008 SUV Navy

Peugeot has been slowly positioning itself as a more upmarket brand off the back of the 3008 and its seven-seat 5008 brother and the pricing reflects this. You get what you pay for though, and the 3008 delivers the style and quality to justify the extra expense over some of its rivals. Peugeot is also to be commended for offering customers the choice of how to fuel their 3008, meaning you can choose from petrol, diesel or hybrid according to your needs. In the usual way of things petrol models are generally cheaper up front to buy, diesels are a little more expensive but more cost-efficient if you do big mileages while the significant extra purchase costs of the plug-in hybrid versions can be offset if you’re a company driver and able to cash in on the Benefit In Kind tax incentives. You’re less likely to see a return on that investment as a private owner, even if most of your journeys are within the electric-only range, but it’s nice to have the option and Peugeot has a more affordable Hybrid 225 option to make the technology more accessible.