+ FSH PANORAMIC ROOF LEATHER + SOURCE - This very well maintained and high specification Peugeot 2008 diesel has been sourced directly from a main dealer group who received it in part exchange against a newer car. OWNERSHIP - It has been very well looked after and maintained by its one former keeper from new and its most recent owner purchased this vehicle back in 2017. SERVICE HISTORY - It is offered with a full service history and will be serviced and fully mechanically prepared by ourselves prior to sale. It will also be supplied to its next owner with a 12 month MOT. PRESENTATION - This lovely example looks great presented in metallic grey and cosmetically is in great condition considering its age and mileage. This car rides on lovely looking alloy wheels which are also in very good condition. The full black leather interior, upholstery and carpets are showing no real signs of wear and the boot is clean and tidy. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - The car is completely HPi clear having no outstanding finance and has not been stolen or subject to an insurance loss either. Its mileage is also verified as completely genuine. The buyer will be supplied with the V5 registration document, service history, both sets of keys, MOT certificate and a HPi clear certificate too. All vehicles supplied valeted prior to sale and with a nationwide warranty. Part exchange very welcome and finance also available. Please call us today for a tailor made quote to your specific requirements. ABOUT US - We are a family owned, multi award winning car dealership with up to 200 quality used vehicles on display at our lovely showroom located at Stenson Marina on the outskirts of Derby. With up to 100 images per car, walk around videos, bespoke finance quotation tools and the ability to reserve vehicles too, head over to carquay.co.uk and get in touch with our team today. Take a moment to read over 750 genuine 5 star reviews about our business and keep up to date with what's happening at Car Quay by following us via Instagram and Twitter. Full service history