as a pug owner myself, I must say your statement is not true. peugeot steering is typical of electric power steering , it is totally numb with absolutely no feedback from the road when cornering aggresively.

worse still is its bump steer, when u go across a bump in the middle of the corner the steering will kick back in your hands.

not just me, but in general all road testers and journalists agree that the older hydraulic steerings will always give better feedback and road feel compare to the modern generation of electric systems.

This post has been edited by sootienann: Aug 10 2015, 10:11 AM

the bmw(s) that you drove, did they have variable ratio steering , or variable assist steering ? I hope u know what these terms mean.

because u don't understand the difference between on-engine and on-wheel reading.

I should hope so, considering the difference in price.