Any love for the Peugeot 508?
Discussion
I sit at the same roundabout each day, looking at this very car, and it seems to me that there's an awful lot to like.
Yes, it's not a PH Superhero. It runs on cancer and has four doors. But for something to get you 'to and fro' it seems to tick a lot of boxes.
Handsome looks, low tax, economical diesel engine, toys, good price.
Up at £7300, you'd hope to get a bit of a a deal. One owner, 60k, FSH, 3 years old.
Am I the only one with a soft spot?
Yes, it's not a PH Superhero. It runs on cancer and has four doors. But for something to get you 'to and fro' it seems to tick a lot of boxes.
Handsome looks, low tax, economical diesel engine, toys, good price.
Up at £7300, you'd hope to get a bit of a a deal. One owner, 60k, FSH, 3 years old.
Am I the only one with a soft spot?
MrsFallon said:
I had 2 and wouldn't hesitate in having a 3rd.
Both were ex Peugeot Management cars, I did 5k in the first one until a 26 ton truck decided to write it off. The fact that the driver was on my car roof to get me out and thought he'd killed me, was one reason 7 days later I had an almost identical replacement.
I'm pleased to say I was able to get out of the car unaided and with just a scratch to my neck where the seatbelt cut in.
Hmmm. That doesn't sound like a particularly well balanced fight. Glad you're here to fill in the insurance forms. xxBoth were ex Peugeot Management cars, I did 5k in the first one until a 26 ton truck decided to write it off. The fact that the driver was on my car roof to get me out and thought he'd killed me, was one reason 7 days later I had an almost identical replacement.
I'm pleased to say I was able to get out of the car unaided and with just a scratch to my neck where the seatbelt cut in.
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