Australian New Car Buyer

PEUGEOT 308 FROM $21,990

Peugeot has a long but patchy history in Australia, and, like other French brands, its quality and reliability record is far from reassuring. But, having been voted European Car of the Year for 2014, the latest 308 could be a real turnaround car.

Priced from $21,990, the second-generation 308 shares nothing with what’s come before, as a result of an all-new architecture that was unashamedly

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