
On location in Greece, I took the 108 from Peugeot on review. For this drive I used the 1.0 petrol engine that is supplied by Toyota and also found in the Toyota Aygo (spoiler alert – this is a lively engine well matched to this little car, but it’s 5 speed auto box struggles with elevation changes when negotiating the hilly test drive in the Greek mountains).
Overall I was impressed with this little car and really enjoyed scooting it around the towns and villages in Greece. Have a look at the videos below to see what I thought of it. Below the videos you’ll find the specs table, and also a list of recalls for this particular French car.
The Review
The Introduction
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The test drive
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The interior
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The conclusion
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Peugeot 108 1.0 – Vital Statistics
Power | 50 kW (67 bhp) @ 3500rpm | |
Torque | 93 Nm (69 lb/ft) @ 1750rpm | |
0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) | 14.7 seconds | |
Maximum speed | 160 km/h (99 mph) | |
Fuel consumption (average) | 5.14 l/100km (55 mpg) | |
Fuel type, tank capacity | Petrol, 35 litres | |
Weight | 860 kg | |
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Engine | 1KR-FE, Aluminium engine block, Chain driven DOHC with VVT-i, Engine weight only 69kg, Euro VI Compliant, International Engine of the Year (2007 – 2010, sub 1.0 capacity) | |
Displacement | 998 cc | |
Cylinders and valves | 3 inline, 12v | |
Transmission | 5 speed automatic | |
Drivetrain | Front wheel drive |
Peugeot 108 recalls
Part of the steering column assembly could fail, which could lead to loss of control of the vehicle. The recall concerns vehicles which have been produced between 10. 9. 2014 – 12. 9. 2014 Source: Alert A12/0844/16 |
The driver’s seat heating control wiring harness might be in contact with the seat frame and could be damaged by movements of the seat. This damage could interrupt the power supply to the rear lights with the result that the rear lights do not work. The recall affects vehicles produced between June 2014 and April 2015. Source: Alert A12/1525/15 |