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Peugeot is a French car brand that started as a coffee mill company back in 1810. The company began manufacturing cars in 1889, making it one of the oldest car makers around today. Several Peugeot models were assembled in Australia beginning in 1953, before finishing with the Peugeot 505 in the early 1980s.

Although not as widespread as some other car brands on the Australian market, Peugeot holds its place as a challenger auto maker with a solid customer base.

What car models are available from Peugeot?

Peugeot offer an extensive range of vehicles, including hatchbacks, SUVs, sports cars, station wagons and sedans.

Popular models include:

  • 208 (from $25,580), a five-door hatchback with a compact sports steering wheel and 1.2L engine
  • 308 GTI (from $50,409), a sports hatchback with a 1.6L THP 270hp (200kW) engine and sport brake callipers with 380mm front Alcon discs
  • 2008 (from $28,749), an SUV with a rear sports spoiler, wheel arch extensions, front and rear scuff plates and roof bars
  • 508 Touring (from $51,944 ), a station wagon with a 120kW HDi turbo diesel engine and six-speed gearbox
  • 3008 GT Line (from $49,359), an SUV with a 1.6L turbo petrol four-cylinder engine and 360-degree vision-reversing and front cameras
  • 508 Sedan (from $47,744), a four-door sedan with a 2.0L turbo diesel engine, cruise control and a speed limiter with pre-set speed memory function

Vehicle information and pricing last updated in February 2019

How can I get a Peugeot car loan?

Like most other car brands on the market, Peugeot can arrange in-house car financing through its dealers. Keep in mind, though, that seeking a Peugeot car loan directly through dealers isn’t always the most cost-effective option. Often, the trade-off is paying higher fees and/or interest rates.With that in mind, there are three other avenues that could be explored to secure a Peugeot car loan:

  • Go directly to a lender to apply for a car loan
  • Research your loan options via a comparison website
  • Engage the services of a broker to secure a loan for you

Remember, however, that different lenders have different eligibility criteria for car loans. So, if you’re looking for a Peugeot car loan, you won’t necessarily qualify for one with every lender. Generally speaking, having a solid employment history, salary and savings will increase your chances of being able to secure a loan.

How much does a Peugeot car loan cost?

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Here are the approximate running costs for three different Peugeot models, based on RACQ category averages:

ModelCategoryCents/kmAverage $ per week
208Light46.2$133.38
508 SedanMedium70.1$202.16
3008 GT LineSUV Medium71.9$207.31

Here’s how much a five-year loan will cost for three different Peugeot models if you borrow 100 per cent of the purchase price over five years:

ModelPrice/loanTotal repayments at 6%Total repayments at 8%Total repayments at 10%
208$25,580

$29,672

$31,120$32,610
508 Sedan$47,744$55,382$58,085$60,865
3008 GT Line$49,359$57,255$60,049$62,924

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Vehicle information and pricing last updated in February 2019

This article was reviewed by Personal Finance Editor Mark Bristow before it was published as part of RateCity's Fact Check process.

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