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Used test: Peugeot 5008 vs Seat Tarraco: verdict

The 5008 and Tarraco are both stylish and practical choices, but which is the better used buy?...

Used test - Peugeot 5008 vs Seat Terraco fronts

Our verdict

For a large SUV, the Seat Tarraco balances ride comfort and handling impressively well. Its interior is also one of the best the brand has ever offered. On the other hand, it lacks a competitive edge in some key areas, leaving room for rivals to best it. 

The Peugeot 5008 is cheaper to run, has more safety kit and is even classier inside and more practical, especially when it comes to third-row seating space. Plus, although you’d think its tiny 1.2-litre engine would be no match for the Tarraco’s larger 1.5-litre one, it actually delivers better performance in every situation. So, in the end, the 5008 proves to be the stylish large SUV that makes the most sense.  

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1st – Peugeot 5008

2018 Peugeot 5008 left front static RHD

For Much cheaper to run; more space for passengers and luggage; higher-quality interior materials; punchy engine
Against Infotainment system could be better; lumpy low-speed ride on 19in wheels

What Car? says 5 stars out of 5

Peugeot 5008 review >>


2nd – Seat Tarraco 

Seat Tarraco 2019 front right studio shot

For Decent to drive; solid-feeling interior; good driving position; plenty of infotainment features
Against Third-row seats are cramped; wheezy engine; high CO2 emissions and so-so fuel economy 

What Car? says 4 stars out of 5

Seat Tarraco review >>


Specifications: Peugeot 5008 Puretech 130 Allure

Engine size 1.2-litre petrol
Power 129bhp
Torque 170lb ft
0-60mph 10.3sec
Top speed 117mph
Fuel economy 47.2mpg (Official average)
CO2 emissions 118g/km


Specifications: Seat Tarraco 1.5 TSI Evo 150 SE Technology

Engine size 1.5-litre petrol
Power 148bhp
Torque 184lb ft
0-60mph 10.9sec
Top speed 125mph
Fuel economy 38.2mpg (Official average)
CO2 emissions 137g/km


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