Peugeot Customer Care ended up saying the missing spec on our GT premium had nothing to do with them and it was an issue we needed to take up with the dealership (despite the dealership saying we needed to take it up with Peugeot Customer Care).
The dealership manager then wanted two weeks to speak with the Area Manager to find out what to do – not very hopeful re this, as two weeks have now passed! Grrr…
A month in and having driven the car over 1000 miles our biggest bugbear is missing an electric tailgate, as the tailgate is rather heavy and cumbersome to close with just a handle on the underside of the tailgate on the left to pull the tailgate down. Not missing the heated seats as much as the seat material doesn’t feel that cold as it’s not full leather, but obviously electric adjustment is missing too but once the seat is in position it’s not too big a deal to be missing it either – just annoying more than anything. Other than that, we do like the car and are pleased with it with our 3 under 10yr old kids in tow.
One nifty feature is the lane keep assist combined with adaptive cruise control which ‘almost’ works like a Tesla’s autosteer on the motorway where the steering wheel moves for itself to keep the car in lane! Got to keep your hands on the wheel for the most part though.
We’ll keep you posted with the dealership reply…