Peugeot 5008 SUV: what else are buyers considering?
The 5008 is our favourite large SUV, so it's unsurprisingly popular with What Car? readers. But which other cars do 5008 buyers consider, and do they deserve a place on your shortlist?...
Nissan X-Trail
Interested while researching 11% | Interested at buying stage 11%
Interest in Nissan's seven-seat SUV stays solid as potential buyers move from researching their next model to being ready to buy. Best thought of as the larger sibling to the big-selling Nissan Qashqai the X-Trail has a refined and strong petrol engine, and most versions come well equipped. Be wary, though, because resale values are relatively poor and the diesel version is noisy. We think the Peugeot 5008 is a far better all-rounder.
Interested while researching 10% | Interested at buying stage 8%
It makes sense that anyone considering a 5008 might look at Peugeot's smaller family SUV offering, the 3008, as well, although as our data shows, interest does drop off as potential buyers come closer to putting their money down. The 3008 is just as stylish as its larger sibling and practical too. Its 'i-Cockpit' interior is also futuristic, winning our Technology Award back in 2017.
Interested while researching 10% | Interested at buying stage 7%
The larger of Honda's two SUVs is easy to drive and comes with either an efficient 1.5-litre petrol engine or as a hybrid, in which a 2.0-litre petrol engine is paired with an electric motor. What's more, there's a comfortable driving position and decent boot space. It suffers from a poor infotainment system, though, and its engines can sound rough under load; both are areas in which the 5008 does a better job.
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