The 208’s style stands out from the crowd. It’s small, with a squat stance and intricate detailing that makes it look really glitzy even as a low-spec model. The front is dominated by Peugeot’s distinctive ‘three-claw’ LED daytime running lights, the line of which continues up into the headlights - you get a similar effect at the rear. The new Peugeot badge sits on a grille with body-coloured flashes, and round the side you even get a shortened rear window line which is a call back to the iconic 205., Inside, the 208 is the equal of any premium car in terms of its quality and design. There’s a new 10.0-inch touchscreen sat high up, with a clear display, responsive interface and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto included as standard. Material quality is high throughout, and you can feel that on the soft-touch dashboard with a woven finish or the row of piano key-style switches above the gear lever. Black Cloth interior, Metallic Agueda Yellow, £20,500