I have a Peugeot 2008. Lately, the engine had a malfunction. I called a service center nearby, and they set up an appointment for me 20 days from now. I was annoyed by the delay, so I decided to call the main office. They told me they would investigate the issue. They said sorry two days later and explained that their services were really busy. Picture this: you purchase a car and then it suddenly breaks down on you. But here's the kicker - when you try to schedule a service appointment, they tell you the earliest available slot is 20-25 days from now. What should I do if I don't have a car for such a long time? How am I going to get to work? What happens if there's a medical emergency that needs immediate attention? I'm really disappointed with Peugeot. I've had a Seat Leon for 4 years and I've never had any problems like this before. Once my car is repaired, I'm going to sell it.
My car, a 2020 model Peugeot 2008 with 74,000 km, experienced a timing belt failure, so I took it to the service center. They replaced the timing belt set, but after driving only 200 km, the oil lamp lit up. I took it back to the service center for an oil top-up and to address an oil leak and engine...
I bought my Peugeot vehicle in August of this year, and what should have been a fun experience has turned into a series of frustrating and worrying issues. After only two months, I began having issues with the onboard computer, software glitches, electrical malfunctions, water pump failures, oil pre...
I purchased my Peugeot 408 completely new. However, after 20 days after purchasing, the left front headlight malfunctioned. On March 2, 2024, I left my car at the authorized service. The part has yet to be found, even in the French warehouse. There is no information on when it will arrive. After 20 ...
I was involved in an accident with my Peugeot vehicle on 21.03.2025, and it was towed to the authorized service center the same day. The bumper and headlight needed to be replaced. It has been two months, and I still haven’t received my car back. They are also not providing a replacement vehicle. I ...
If you've made the mistake of buying a Peugeot, spend the extra money to extend its warranty as much as possible; otherwise, you'll be in serious trouble. In 2020, I bought a brand-new Peugeot 2008 from a dealership. Since then, the car has broken down almost every month, and there isn’t a single pa...
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