The Peugeot 208 is a supermini infused with typically French style
Unlike a lot of superminis, it's available with three or five doors
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There's also a choice of petrol or diesel engines, as well as the high-performance GTi
Turbocharging means the 208's 1.2-litre petrol engines pack more of a punch than you might expect
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If you want the looks of the GTi without its higher running costs, you can choose the 208 GT Line
The 208 is one of the better-looking superminis out there
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In non-GTi form, it's not quite as much fun as a Ford Fiesta, placing more of an emphasis on comfort
Only the priciest engines are available with a six-speed gearbox, however: the rest make do with a five-speed
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The 208 is good to drive around town or on twisty country roads
The most efficient diesel 208 can return more than 90mpg fuel economy
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Even the sporty GTi can exceed 50mg if driven gently
The 208 faces a host of rivals, including more up-to-date contenders like the Nissan Micra and Citroen C3
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Peugeot has recently launched online sales in the UK, giving buyers the opportunity to buy direct from the brand
Peugeot's standing in our Driver Power customer satisfaction survey has improved in recent years
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Like many small cars, the 208 can be customised to a certain degree with exterior and interior add-ons
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