countymotors


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he Peugeot 508 is a striking looking car – especially the estate version I was given to test drive by Keith Price Garages, near Abergavenny - and it is


set to hold it’s own among its competitiors in the executive car market as it oozes class. Sleek lines, a wonderful panoramic sun


roof, a huge amount of boot space and a very comfortable drive – just what more could you want? Well, in these days of high fuel prices most drivers are looking for incredible fuel economy


IS A CLASS ACT


from their motors. And with the 508 you need look no further. The car was automatic with a stop and


start system which meant everytime you came to a halt at traffic lights or a junction, the car automatically turns off but as soon as you take your foot off the brake it springs back into life – and all so quietly you’d be forgiven for thinking it didn’t even happen! The fuel consumption is up there with some


of the best and tax for a year is only about £30 which again adds to the 508’s appeal.


I took the car for a good test around the


county roads with four teenagers on board acting as self-appointed sound system critics. The result was a resounding thumbs up for ease of use of the iPod adapter and for the sound coming out of the speakers. Despite the size of the car – long, as you


would expect an estate car to be – it was a joy to drive. It hugged the twists, turns and hills on the road between Abergavenny and Rockfield; did not look at all out of place next to the Mercedes in the carpark of a local golf club;


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