Passenger & boot space
How it copes with people and clutter
Front space
Even those who are both big and tall will have no problems with space in the front of the Peugeot 308. There’s plenty of head and leg room, and there’s very little chance of you rubbing shoulders with the person sitting next to you.
You’ll also find numerous options to stow your keys, wallet or whatever else you might want to bring with you. Spaces range from a wide door bin (carpeted at the bottom to limit rattles) to a deep cubby underneath the central arm rest, while your phone will slide neatly into a recess at the front of the centre console which houses a wireless charging pad from Allure Premium trim and above.
There’s more storage for oddments in the rear, with wide door bins and a cubby for your change on the back of the centre console.
Seat folding and flexibility
The 308’s rear seats fold in a 60/40 arrangement, which is pretty standard for family cars in this price bracket.
If you want a more flexible 40/20/40 split, you’ll need to spend more and get a mid-spec Audi A3 or a Mercedes A-Class.
