Peugeot 508 FAQs

• Is the Peugeot 508 a good car?

  The Peugeot 508 is a solid car that brings a bit of European flair and distinctive personality to its corner of the market. It feels upmarket, it offers a warm driving dynamic, it features an assortment of high-end finishes, plus it comes with a wide array of features and inclusions. There is a sense of sportiness to the 508 that separates it from some of its peers, in no small part thanks to the engineering achievements from PSA Group, as well as the low-set driving position.

• How much is a Peugeot 508?

  You can expect prices for the latest Peugeot 508 range to start from $57,490 plus on-road costs for the entry-level 508 GT, before topping out at a suggested retail price of $76,990 plus on-road costs for the range-topping 508 GT plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV). Available as either a hatch or wagon, the Peugeot 508 is a delightful European option to consider, just don't forget these prices exclude registration, stamp duty, dealer delivery fees as well as other government charges and taxes.

• Where are Peugeot 508s made?

  Peugeot, as part of the PSA Group, produces the 508 mid-size family car at its manufacturing plant in Rennes, France. The company has very established operations in its home country, and vehicles from Europe are commonly imported into Australia, so it's not on its own as a foreign-sourced car. In fact, now that Australia now longer has a domestic auto manufacturing industry, all of your cars are being imported from some overseas location or another.