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Michael McBratney Cars
If you're in the market for a car that's compact, easy to manoeuvre and economical, then a used Peugeot 108 is a great choice. Even though the 108 is stylish and stands out among city cars, it's also cheap to run. With good equipment levels to choose from and lots of customisation available, many of the used examples are unique in the way they look.
All of the engines provided for the 108 were petrol, matched to either a manual or an automatic gearbox and front-wheel drive.
PetrolEven though it's one of the smallest cars on the road, the Peugeot 108 is very practical for city drivers and those looking for a car with low running costs that's easy to park.
Interior spaceIn 2014, Peugeot unveiled the 108 to replace the 107. This city car was part of a joint effort between Toyota, Citroen and Peugeot, built on the same platform as the Aygo and C1. With several different bodystyles and some fashionable styling touches, the 108 became a top seller with younger drivers. While it performed well, it was discontinued in 2022 during its first generation.
Greenest
1.0 Active 5dr [Start Stop]
Cheapest
1.0 Access 3dr
Fastest
1.2 PureTech Allure 3dr
The 1.0-litre engine is popular, mainly because of the cost. Those looking for a little more acceleration may prefer the punchier 1.2-litre engine, which still offers great fuel economy.
The Peugeot 108 was offered in several trims, such as Access, Active, Allure and GT. Of these, the Allure trim tends to be the most popular because it offers a good balance of value and extras, including heated electric wing mirrors, alloy wheels, tinted windows and a rear camera.
Customers should look out for unique styling features such as fog lights, tinted rear windows and upgraded wheel designs. There's also keyless entry and start that adds more functionality or a reversing camera that makes parking easier.
The 108 is a small city car, but it can also be used by families. The back seat is best for smaller children and includes ISOFIX points for car seats. For families planning to buy a 108, we recommend the five-door model to make loading and unloading easier.
Peugeot didn't build the 108 with a hybrid powertrain. During its production, only petrol engines were offered, but they were extremely efficient.
Yes, Peugeot produced the 108 with the option of a manual or an automatic gearbox. However, it's much more difficult to find an automatic configuration, so a little extra searching may be required.
The Peugeot 108 is designed as a city car, so four-wheel drive is not really necessary. All models came equipped with front-wheel drive.
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