Alright thanks. Just to double check  before I get the confirmation from Peugeot official. Guess I will just send the car to Peugeot service center for the first 3 years then. Heard the claim on their 4th and 5th year warranty is a pain. I already used to DIY anything within my reach for example brakes job, service item replacement, hoses, and etc. I'm kinda new to this engine so might need to explore a little bit more, for example I can't find transmission dipstick, I could only find a torx bolt which is very likely for refill.

BTW, can anyone tell me if there is car paint color code at the pillar or at engine bay? I have yet to collect my car so can't check. Will need to order spray paint to cover some minor scratches ASAP.
Edit: nvm I am able to obtain the color code by calling Peugeot care line.

Hey guys, im considering a peugeot 2014. For a 4.5 years car is it safe to purchase it? I mean what should I expect from this car this age.. trans, engine, air cond compressor issue...etc etc...

Car dealer showed me the service book. warranty left 8 months. How do I verify the warranty status?

I've lost count, really. I would have to dig up all my emails to clic over the years.
Off the top of my head, the timing chain broke and practically destroyed the engine, ac cooling coil broke down, high pressure fuel pump, down to small things like the gear knob completely disintegrating. All I remember is I've never driven this car for 2 months without having to bring it into the workshop.

Look, I've got more things to worry about than bringing my car around the state for 2nd or 3rd opinions back and forth. If you can't trust the authorized sc to do the bare minimum, you know there's a problem with the brand.
I've been to renautech and bros, but I can't be driving there and back to the sc every time.

The latest case is the final straw. Not only did they waste my time, and try to make me wait another 6 months for an inspection, they were also rude, and did an utterly unprofessional job at something as simple as topping up engine oil - they forgot to put the cap back on.

Imagine, I had driven my pregnant wife for a distance before we noticed the smell and smoke coming from the engine bay. My pregnant wife had been inhaling engine oil fumes straight from the engine.

Maybe my expectations are so high that I shouldn't expect professional mechanics to close the damn engine oil cap after topping up.
Seriously?

I am glad that you enjoyed your experience despite all the problems you mentioned in just over a year.

As for me, there's no excuse for such mistake that potentially caused harm to my wife and her unborn child, and the engine itself.
I have brought the case to the upper management. If nothing comes out of it, I will bring it to the NCCC.

I'm just sharing my experience. It's up to you to go to that SC.
Good luck.

Good day fellow Peugeot owner,

I've been looking around some used car lately and come across 2014 Peugeot 408 turbo still under warranty advertised in mudah asking for 25k. Is it worthy to get?

I have seen some past comment from the forumer discussion about common issue and unreliable authorise service centre on the parts replacement fixes or technicians during downtimes.

I do aware every brand out there does have pros and cons.
But I'm interested to know 408 owner here ownership experience in the recent year? Perhaps from 2017 to 2019?

Heard my ex-colleague horror encounters about the problem which he used to own 308 turbo model and decided sell off the car and get Japanese makes.

Looking forward to heard from you guys, thanks in advance.

Considering to buy a secondhand Peugeot 408. Do y’all think its a good idea? Is there any common faulty or anything?