2+ Peugeot 3008 Cars for Sale in South Africa

Peugeot’s 3008 goes its own way in South Africa’s compact SUV crowd, and you’ll either get it or you won’t. It’s for those who want something a little different from the usual suspects—the Mazda CX-5, VW Tiguan, or Hyundai Tucson. The 1.6-litre turbopetrol is automatic-only, so you won’t be rowing your own gears, but it keeps things simple if you’re after fuss-free ownership. Only two units are up for grabs at the moment, priced between R279,900 and R299,950, and that’s telling—these aren’t clogging up the classifieds. The price spread is tight, and supply is thinner than you’d expect, which says the market’s already pegged these at a sensible, realistic value.

Both listed are 2021 or 2022 models, averaging about 73,000 km—bang on for a family SUV of this age. You’ll find the 1.6T Allure Auto at R279,900, while the 1.6T Active A/T is set at R299,950, oddly flipping the usual trim hierarchy on its head. That R20k gap means you’ll need to weigh up spec differences carefully, because it’s not always what the badge suggests. What sets the 3008 apart is the i-Cockpit interior, with its tiny steering wheel and raised dials—some swear by it, others just can’t get comfortable. No new stock is filtering in, so if you’re set on a 3008, you’re playing in the used market and, on paper at least, you’re choosing something just left of centre with little space to be fussy.