The French aren’t renowned for embracing change but Peugeot bucks the trend. Its new 5008 seven-seater, once an unloved people- mover, is now a cleverly packaged, practical family SUV.

Take a brake: The 208 range has been bolstered by the no-cost inclusion of autonomous emergency braking, but the GTi hot hatch misses out due to its cooling requirements.

All Peugeot 208, 308, 2008, 3008 and forthcoming 5008 models to feature Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) as standard Leading edge safety system to compliment standard reverse camera across entire range. New standard specification offered free-of charge to customers ANCAP commend Peugeot safety [...]

Like many sports car fanatics, I was disappointed when Peugeot cancelled their LMP1 program in 2012. As their sales continued to decrease, it made less sense for the company to spend many millions continuing the sports car program, though their focus on rally continued. In 2014 the French manufacturer [...]

This might be the most underrated car on sale today. While the likes of Mazda CX-5 and Hyundai Tucson sell more than 2000 per month the Peugeot 3008 is finding just over 200 buyers. What the French brand may lack the heritage and reputation of its Japanese and South Korean rivals, it makes up for [...]

An update on the local website has revealed that Peugeot has finalised its 308 range for the 2018 model year, dropping the top-spec GT variant and introducing a raft of small changes to keep the 308 fighting fresh against newer competitors that have arrived on the scene since its initial introductio [...]

French carmaker Peugeot has preparing to herald the arrival of the 5008 SUV, a high-riding seven-seater people mover that is actually more of an MPV than an SUV. Two engines, three trimlines and one drivetrain will be offered for Australia, and highlights the direction that SUVs are beginning to take. [...]

From CarAdvice.com.au: It has been more than a month since we took delivery of our Peugeot 3008 long-termer. Our GT-Line petrol has racked up close to 4000km since new and so far, it hasn’t missed a beat.

The PSA Group, parent of Peugeot, Citroen and most recently Opel, has announced it will develop an all-new vehicle platform with ChangAn Automobile that will underpin its upcoming one-tonne ute, which will launch “by 2020”.

The newcomer versus the champ: this isn’t some naff reference to a big money fight, but by the same token, it kind of is – because here we have the much-lauded European that’s all about swagger, going against the stalwart chart-topper with a tremendous record.