2021 Peugeot 2008 1.2 PureTech Active Premium 5dr Estate Petrol Manual

Description

This 2021 Peugeot 2008 estate is a solid, well-used family car with a lot of practical features. It's got that nice, modern i-Cockpit setup with a 7-inch touchscreen and all the smart bits like Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and voice commands — I’ve actually used it a lot for calls and music. The seats are comfy, especially the front ones, and the rear seats fold down easily, which is handy when you're not carrying a lot.

I’ve got the carbon-effect trim on the dash and door panels, plus orange stitching that gives it a bit of a sporty feel. The air conditioning works well, even with the pollen and carbon filter — it’s been useful during spring and allergy season. All the windows are electric, one-touch front and rear, and the mirrors are power-folding with heated elements.

The wheels are 16-inch anthracite alloy, and the car has those nice LED headlights with the tooth design — they look sharp in the dark. The rear lights are a full 3D Peugeot claw effect with daylight function, and there’s a smartphone dock too.

It’s got parking sensors, cruise control, and a driver attention alert. The seats are adjustable, and the steering column lets you tweak the reach and rake — I’ve found that helps with long drives. There’s a 12V socket, USB port, and DAB radio, so it’s easy to keep going without needing a phone.

I bought it new and kept it well-maintained — not a lot of wear, just normal use. It’s currently parked in pitlochry, Perth and Kinross, and I’m looking to part with it after a few years of reliable service.

Price is £11,853 — it’s not a lot, but it’s a decent car for the kind of space and tech I wanted. If you're interested, I’m happy to chat. No pressure, just a real car with real features.