Saw some ppl here wonder hows the latest peugeot car would be.

I would share my opinion here:
Peugeot arent really bad as rumours stated.

Im a 2012 508 owner and so far there's no major problems. And i had change the Engine under EWP due to engine oil consumption problem (never affect any other performance).

PSA did a huge improvement from few years back and intend to enlarge its market. You could tell from recent program that has been taken like extend warranty, recall programs.

If you are ever consider RV before buying, i would only recommend you go for a property instead.
PS. im currently service at SC Johor, Kebunteh. and so far they are nice and did solve the issue straight to point.

Things change from time to time, dun get brainwash by those old mind set.
Cheers 

2 -3 years on Can anyone share how the new 3008 experience has been?

I'm was offered a low mileage unit for a decent price, just wondering if it's still suffering from the usual Pug quirks like electrics, sensor etc...my family use to own a 2008 so i'm generally aware of the overal ownership experience but i'm just curious...Hope someone can share.

I'm considering to get one again but everyone seems to be scaring me. I can possibly live with some repair cost, but the thing that i worry is left and right saying " I TOLD YOU SO!!!".

I'm considering to get one again but everyone seems to be scaring me. I can possibly live with some repair cost, but the thing that i worry is left and right saying " I TOLD YOU SO!!!".

I'm considering to get one again but everyone seems to be scaring me. I can possibly live with some repair cost, but the thing that i worry is left and right saying " I TOLD YOU SO!!!".

I'm considering to get one again but everyone seems to be scaring me. I can possibly live with some repair cost, but the thing that i worry is left and right saying " I TOLD YOU SO!!!".

When buying a used Peugeot, go visit Ken of Bros Auto. He can tell what's wrong with your car just by looking at it.

Of course, this fella is always busy. Calling is useless. Go find him and ask.

Bermaz Auto to focus on improving Peugeot’s after-sales services

Teha Rashid


June 10, 2021 5:32 PM


PETALING JAYA: Following its acquisition of the Peugeot business in Malaysia, Bermaz Auto Bhd (BAuto) head of risk management and investor relationship Tony Toh said the company will first focus on improving after-sales service, then after two years will start looking into efforts to ramp up sales.

He said dealers, technicians and mechanics will be sent for extensive training to ensure they can provide high quality service to their customers.

“Our biggest challenge right now is to educate dealers in the Peugeot network.

“Part of our key criteria is keeping our customers happy, and to do that we need to sort out issues in the brand’s after-sales services,” he said.

This is the same method they employed to turn around Mazda, which at the point of acquisition had only five dealers nationwide, and BAuto managed to increase the number to about 70, running smoothly with minimal problems.

Toh is confident the company will be able to replicate this success with both Peugeot and the recently acquired Kia as well.

“Our main objective is to fix the problems by improving after-sales and enhancing training, which we are confident we are able to do,” he said.

Toh also clarified that BAuto will not be involved in the assembly line at the Peugeot plant in Gurun, Kedah, which will continue to be operated by Groupe PSA whereas BAuto’s role is in sales....