I have the standard GT Line cloth seats and have the heating and massage function, taken as an extra of course. The lumbar support is also electrically adjustable but the positioning of the seat itself is manual.Excellent review indeed.
The only thing he didn't say was the electric seats and massage function was an optional extra. Must say though, I though those features only came with leather trim whereas his test car had standard cloth GT Line seat covering.
Paul
Honestly thought leather only....live and learn.I have the standard GT Line cloth seats and have the heating and massage function, taken as an extra of course. The lumbar support is also electrically adjustable but the positioning of the seat itself is manual.
I must say I was puzzled by the seats too. Is that Tunbridge Wells? I used to live there many moons ago.
If you have the 8 function electric driver, full leather option on the allure.. I think it's all electric. Will check today.I have the standard GT Line cloth seats and have the heating and massage function, taken as an extra of course. The lumbar support is also electrically adjustable but the positioning of the seat itself is manual.
There's a multi-way paddle.. is that the 'hidden' control.. not very hidden, it's right next to the seat controls. Yes that ones does things too.If you have the 8 function electric driver, full leather option on the allure.. I think it's all electric. Will check today.
Yes read that review , went out to the shops and my screen froze for the first time , easy to fix thanks to the info on this forum , as for the review about kms or miles , i think he is being a bit pinickity, if you are taking the car to Europe the first thing you do is change from miles to kms , it is simple enough in the menu , might take a minute but it would in my mind be the first thing to do !! as for his problems with the radio , well the one of the things i do with a new car is set the radio stations as soon as i get it home , again a n operation that most people can do through trial and error !!Not sure if anyone has seen this 'long term review'
Peugeot 3008 – 'Car of the Year' on long-term test
I'm afraid I don't agree with very much of it. I guess they've had a quirk with the radio, which is unfortunate. Changing the dials over from mph to kph doesn't need too much work on my own car, I didn't think.
Unfortunately it seems to me there are a number of opinionated jounalists.....(aren't they all) who want to be the first to 'expose the truth' ie that French cars are not as reliable as that from you-know-where and nothing will change their mind.I have a better word for being 'pinickity'.... unfortunately but wisely I can not reprint it on this forum.
I started off listening to the authors explanations with an initial "yes, I can see your problem".
That then changed to a little annoyance in "why don't you simply do this".
By three quarters through the read I had had enough. It should have been titled "How to annoy the reader with my pointless tirade".