3008
Crossover2008–present
- Engine
- 1.6L turbocharged 4-cylinder petrol
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Seats
- 5
Browse 9 Peugeot models with full specs, expert reviews, and Bahrain market prices on motorssouq.
Browse used Peugeot cars for sale in BahrainCrossover2008–present
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3.8/5
The third-generation 3008 traded its predecessor's boxy SUV shape for a swept-back fastback silhouette, and Peugeot quietly kept a proper turbo petrol engine for the Gulf while Europe went hybrid-only — a rare case of the GCC-spec car being the simpler, easier one to own.
3.3/5
The 508 gave up the traditional three-box sedan silhouette for a genuinely handsome fastback, and Bahrain buyers have mostly rewarded it with indifference — which makes it one of the more interesting used-market plays in the mid-size segment.
3.3/5
The 208 is one of the best-looking and best-driving cars in its class, and one of the hardest to recommend as a long-term ownership proposition in a market where Japanese and Korean rivals dominate resale value.
3.2/5
The third-generation 308 is one of the best-driving compact hatchbacks money can buy here, and one of the least chosen — a car for buyers who have already decided they do not want a crossover.
3.7/5
The new 5008 shares the 3008's fastback design language and 1.6-litre turbo engine, adds a genuinely usable third row, and gives a Bahrain family a seven-seat option that is not another Japanese or Korean box.
3.5/5
The 2008 takes everything reasonable about the 208 hatchback and adds the ride height and boot space a Bahrain family actually needs, without losing the design that makes people look twice.
3.6/5
The Boxer is not sold to be interesting. It is sold to move goods across the causeway and around Bahrain's industrial areas at the lowest possible running cost, and on that narrow brief it does its job without drama.
3.7/5
The Expert sits in the size gap between the compact Partner and the large Boxer, and stands out in its class for offering a genuine torque-converter automatic rather than the manual gearboxes almost every rival in Bahrain still defaults to.
3.5/5
The Partner is not trying to impress anyone. It is a small enclosed cargo van built to keep running costs and purchase price as low as possible for a Bahrain small business, and it does that one job well.