The Peugeot Landtrek 4x4, reviewed as a capable and competitive pickup truck, offers a blend of workhorse functionality and lifestyle appeal. It stands out with a spacious cabin, a distinctive Peugeot design, and a competitive price point. While not as refined as some rivals, it handles loads and off-road terrain well, making it a solid option for those seeking a capable and stylish bakkie.

Key Features and Performance:
Design and Space:
The Landtrek boasts a spacious cabin, a car-like design, and a large load bin, making it suitable for both family and work needs.
Off-Road Capability:
It's equipped to handle various off-road conditions, including cross-axles, water, sand, and steep hills. Features like the 360 camera and low range options enhance its off-road performance.
On-Road Comfort:
While not class-leading, the ride is generally comfortable on both tar and gravel roads, especially with a load in the back.
Interior:
The interior is well-designed, featuring a 10-inch screen, leather seats, and a mix of analog and digital gauges. However, rear seats may feel cramped for some.
Technology:
The Landtrek includes features like a 360 camera, lane departure warning, and a rear differential lock.
Engine and Transmission:
The 1.9-liter turbo diesel engine provides ample power and torque, and the six-speed automatic transmission offers smooth shifting.
Value:
The Landtrek is competitively priced, offering good value for money, particularly when considering its features a

Air Conditioner, Airbag - Driver, Airbag - Driver & Passenger, Airbag - Driver, Pass & Sides, Alarm, Alloy Wheels, Apple Car Play | Android Auto, Audio Control on Steering Wheel, Bluetooth, Central Locking, Central Locking Key, Central Locking Remote, Climate Control, Cruise Control, Electric window (front), Electric Window (Rear), Electric Windows - Front & Back, Fog Lamps - Front