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Peugeot 107 Full Road Test Report
1.0 Verve - Funky design and frugal use of fuel make the 107 the ideal car for the young, newly qualified driver. Budget should not prove a problem with a starting £7,795, the 107 also offers low insurance groupi... read more
Peugeot 207 Full Road Test Report
GTi - The Peugeot 205 GTi is an iconic car that petrolheads have been lusting over for a quarter of a century. It’s been a benchmark for hot hatches ever since its introduction in 1984, so the 207 GTi was e... read more
Peugeot 407 Coupe Full Road Test Report
2.7 V6 HDI - Peugeot makes the 407 in three distinct versions: saloon, SW (estate) and this rather luxurious-looking Coupé. To a squinting, untrained eye it could just be a big BMW coupe or even an Aston Martin, b... read more
Peugeot 207 Full Road Test Report
GT THP 150 3-door - Launched at the end of 2006, the Peugeot 207 GT is for those who want a little speed and excitement from their supermini, but either don’t need, or would rather not pay for, a fire-breathing GTi. But ... read more
Peugeot Partner Full Road Test Report
Tepee Outdoor - Peugeot has introduced the Partner Tepee Outdoor to its range. The French maker is expecting lots of interest to come from families who need lots of space. So how did the Partner Tepee measure up when... read more
Peugeot 307 CC Full Road Test Report
- The Peugeot 307cc has good looks, is comfortable to drive, and for those sunny days the chance to lower the roof and enjoy the open top experience. On the downside all but the smallest adults will str... read more
Peugeot 107 Full Road Test Report
Urban 5dr 1.0-litre petrol - The Peugeot 107 is the second smallest car in its line-up and it shares its platform with the Citroen C1 and the Toyota Aygo. Since coming out the 107 in Urban trim level has been a runaway success so... read more
Peugeot 207 SW Full Road Test Report
1.6 - The 207 SW looks like a baby 407 SW but still manages to be spacious enough to be classed as a family car. The cabin is high quality and Peugeot's usual range of petrol and diesel engines are on offer... read more
Peugeot 308 SW Full Road Test Report
Sport THP 150 - The Peugeot 308 SW may have set up a whole new niche in this sector. Not only has the car a big boot – it has seven seats, which means that this car has no direct rival in this sector. We tested the 1... read more
Peugeot 207 Full Road Test Report
SE 5dr 1.4-litre VTi Petrol - The Peugeot 207 is an important car for the French maker in the UK so we put the 1.4-litre VTi petrol derivative through it paces on a recent test drive. Our test car was priced from £12,895 and we pi... read more
Peugeot 107 Full Road Test Report
1.0 Urban - The Peugeot 107 is the sister model to the Toyota Aygo and Citroen C1. The 107 provides budget motoring in an agile, responsive and reliable car. The 107 offers low running costs, a great engine and a... read more
Peugeot 407 SW Full Road Test Report
Sport 2.2 HDi - The Peugeot 407 SW is one of the best looking estates on the road - with its angled rear and short overhang it has certainly left the boxy estate looking dated. But is it style with no substance? For ... read more
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As the second largest car manufacturer in Europe, Peugeot has come a long way from its roots in bicycle making in the late 19th Century.As the second largest car manufacturer in Europe, Peugeot has come a long way from its roots in bicycle making in the late 19th Century. The company produced its first car, a three-wheeled steam-powered vehicle, in 1889, but it was the post-war era that saw the Peugeot brand catapult in popularity. In 1974, Peugeot bought a 30% stake in Citroen and by 1975 had gained control of the company completely. The group also took over the European division of Chrysler in 1978. Peugeot model names are based on size and number (the first number indicating size, the last number indicating model number) – a Peugeot 407 therefore being bigger and newer than the Peugeot 306.
Today, Peugeot offers an extensive range of popular vehicles starting with the Peugeot 1007, a concept car, through to MPVs and vans. Its most popular models are in the mid-size range and Peugeot has gained plaudits too for the quality of its vehicles having won the accolade of European car of the year on three occasions – the most recent being in 2002 for the Peugeot 307. With an esteemed history in vehicular production, Peugeot remains a master of all trades and no matter what type of car you’re looking for the Peugeot range is sure to fulfill your needs.
Peugeot 207
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Peugeot 1007
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Peugeot Expert Tepee
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Peugeot 207 CC
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Peugeot Boxer
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Peugeot 206 CC
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Peugeot 407 SW
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Peugeot 206
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Peugeot 307 CC
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Peugeot 107
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Peugeot Consumer Car Reviews
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Graham Mitson, Surrey
Peugeot 207 CC 1.6 THP 150 2007
Nice car .... but.... in and out of main dealership with de pollution fault and lack of power. Was interested in getting 308CC 1.6THP150 but wouldn’t touch with a barge pole at the moment.
Submitted: 30/06/2009 10:21:38
Peter Granville, England
Peugeot Expert Tepee 2ltr 8 seat comfort lwb 2007
Well, would you believe it? I have just lost the power steering and I have a bucket load of work to do. It just gets better and better with this car. I lost it for nearly a week last time . IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING BUYING ONE OF THESE FOR TAXI WORK DON’T UNLESS YOU GET A BLOODY GOOD WARRANTY ON IT. I have the standard 3 year 60k warranty which will run out in about 6 weeks time and if you read my previous posts you will see why you need it. I can’t afford to change the car!!!!!!!
Submitted: 29/06/2009 11:32:05
Neil Piper, Essex
Peugeot 107 2005
Nicely priced small car which I bought second hand from a dealer near to me. But!! It had no manual with it (suppose it was lost by previous owner) so when I had a fuse gone regarding the side light/tail lights/number plate/dash lights; I thought I would change the fuse. Where the hell are they? It’s not the ones under the bonnet so where the hell are they? Can anyone please tell me as I have a long journey to go on and if it gets dark (as it will) I have no idea where to look for them. Can anyone advise me PLEASE!!!
Submitted: 26/06/2009 10:10:51
EJR, England
Peugeot 1007 2006
Bought for ease access for disabled driver. Left door opens even when the car is locked. When you shut it it just opens again. This has happened when parked and unattended. It has happened while setting off with a passenger - very dangerous. No warranty so paid £350 for new lock mechanism which has not fixed it.
Submitted: 22/06/2009 09:20:47
Paul Robert, England
Peugeot 206 gti 2002
I can’t fault my 206. On interior and styling it is immaculate for its age and has only done 57k miles from new. However road noise is so loud on motorways and it knocks and bangs really bad on rough road surfaces that makes the drive uncomfortable. Had it in the garage and they say there is nothing wrong with it???
Submitted: 22/06/2009 08:35:59
Kelly Bruce, Kent
Peugeot 306 xsi 1999
Great little car, only had it for 3 months. Great on petrol and really great to drive. I think I’m going hold on to my little car for a while longer before upgrading.
Submitted: 17/06/2009 15:29:07
Nahida Bashir, Perthshire
Peugeot 1007 2005
I have just bought the Peugeot 1007. Straight away, on the 2nd day, I had problems with the left door. I phoned up my dealer and they have booked it in - the only problem is that even when I have locked it it seems to open up. This is a safety issue as twice the door was left open in the street. Otherwise the car is a great drive but I will be speaking to my dealer about the mechanical faults on the door as I only took out a warranty for a year.
Submitted: 16/06/2009 14:19:57
Graham Stamper, Nottinghamshire
Peugeot 407 SW 2005
My advice would be not to get one. The looks are fine and the space and ride comfort are good. The economy and performance of the engine are what you expect of a Peugeot diesel. So what’s the problem, it is very bad electronically, and constantly needs to go in to be reset. The garage I bought it from got sold and the new main dealer doesn’t fill me with any confidence. Services are fairly priced but as an example other repairs are expensive - clutch £1000, fuel pump £700 and sensors £200. Let me put it like this; my old Mercedes-Benz, with 120,000 miles was more reliable.
Submitted: 15/06/2009 09:38:39
George, Northumberland
Peugeot 207 2009
Just purchased a new 207. I am very pleased with the car so far except that occasionally the water temperature gauge dose not move at all until I have travelled at least 5 or 6 miles. Another time it will move to normal straight away even though the outside temperature is the same. Is there anyone out there who has noticed the same thing? It would be nice to hear from you.
Submitted: 08/06/2009 10:03:42
John Laird, Stirlingshire
Peugeot 206 SW 2.0 HDi XT 2002
Have now done over 115k and have not had any major problems apart from normal wear. Drop links and ball joints need replacement on a regular basis but this could be the terrible roads I drive on. Very reliable, economical and practical too. I like the open-able boot window which gives access to an ample boot for a small estate car. Have it serviced regularly to keep the HDi engine running smoothly.
Submitted: 08/06/2009 09:33:28
Nicholas Johnston, Lincolnshire
Peugeot 1007 1600 Sport 2006
I bought this car 1 year ago, reason - easy to get in and out of. The first couple of weeks I had trouble with the doors opening on their own. I found the cure for this problem was to clean all the door contacts with lighter fluid, also clean any crud off the bottom rail where the roller runs. If you have trouble with the doors its best to reset them, it tells you how to do this in the handbook (its easy). I found the ride harsh and bumpy, the tyres fitted by Peugeot were near the wear bar so I had a set of Toyo’s fitted - WOW what a difference the car is quiet, smooth, holds the road much better, and seems to go better. If I drive it well it will do well over 50mpg, if I drive it enthusiastically the mpg does drop. I found if overtaking it’s best to select manual gearchange because if it’s in auto and you put your foot down it suffers from a flat spot while it tries to change gear which can be quite frightening. Also, if I want to drive enthusiastically I find it best to select manual, all in all I find my 1007 a cracking little car and I’m pleased I bought it.
Submitted: 05/06/2009 12:03:25
John Bell, Angus (Forfarshire)
Peugeot Expert 2008
I purchased it 18mths ago I have extended warranty on it a Peugeot one and an AMG one as I use it as a taxi the clutch has only a 20000 mile warranty which was replaced in last two weeks a flywheel replaced last two weeks; a wishbone and ball joint replaced in last week; a starter replaced in last week and is now back in garage due to loss of power in battery. Only my starter under warranty. I have had to bump start my taxi every time I turn off ignition since starter replaced; it is a nightmare. Anyone with same problem?
Submitted: 05/06/2009 10:26:27
Derek Robson, England
Peugeot Expert Tepee Taxi 2008
Hi, I have only had my taxi since December 08 with 17,000 miles only. The dealer replaced the fly wheel and clutch and within 18hrs it came adrift and wrecked the gearbox. It has taken 3 weeks for someone to take responsibility for it and I have not earned a penny in that time. Can you help me and point me in the right way to get compensation. Thank you; you can contact me at robson.derek AT sky.com
Submitted: 05/06/2009 10:05:45
Steve, Devon
Peugeot Boxer 2007
The worst pile of crap I have ever owned ever. Great cabin (c**p running gear), pulls well (when it works). Thinking of the future? Ummm... cheap to run (if you leave it at home due to spending 2-4 days a month in the last year at Peugeot). I hate to think of the cost when warranty runs out. Loads of room inside (when the doors will unlock). Peugeot UK? Who are they? They give you case number why? They do nothing; oh yeah sorry, Peugeot UK you talk c**p. Say with me egr valves, egr valves, egr valves, egr valves, egr valves, egr valves - that’s how many were replaced within 2000 miles. Software updates got me on this one - I bought a van not a computer. I did ask if they could try uploading windows 95 as I remember that worked quite well. Wind noise - sorted that one but don’t get chance really to comment as never reach any great speeds due to power loss, last 2-4-8 seconds quote by Peugeot UK - When this happens, bring it to us. Right, that’s what I have been doing, I know all your names and you don’t even have to put a key tag with my name on it, as it has its own little place at Peugeot with pillow and..... Well, THOUGHT I WOULD HAVE MY SAY.
Submitted: 03/06/2009 09:48:52
Nancy Ingham, Yorkshire
Peugeot 807 2.0 Executive 2006
I bought the car for the internal space and the sliding doors - which are a huge boon with kids. The car is very comfortable to drive on long drives and achieves/maintains high speeds easily - but has poor acceleration. For a car it’s size I am happy with it’s handling. The internal layout gets a bit of getting used to but is very useful. However the niggles are quite numerous:- Due to it’s greater than normal width it is a tight fit in many car parks and I had dents in my doors thanks to other drivers in supermarket car parks within months. The upholstery on the drivers side has worn excessively. The electrics are unreliable with the electric sliding doors and windows stopping working when they feel like it. The aluminium tyre valves are prone to metal fatigue and snap off when you are putting air in. The service levels at the Peugeot garages seem poorer than other marque garages, in my experience compared to VW, Renault, Rover (RIP) & Honda.
Submitted: 02/06/2009 08:58:33
Peter Granville, England
Peugeot Expert Tepee 2ltr 8 seat comfort lwb 2007
Update to previous: car failed to start last Sunday morning, I thought maybe the key had lost its code. I tried the spare on the Monday, still no good, tried jumping, no good. I called the breakdown service who managed to get it started by shorting the terminals of the starter with a penny. I left it with main dealer to look into and also the grinding/knocking from the clutch which they aid was likely to be clutch bearing. Well... the grinding is the dual mass fly wheel, luckily still on warranty or I would be looking at £1000 to fix it. The starting was a fuse!!!!!! I have to say I have lost all faith in this car, in the 7 months I have had it, it has been in the main dealer 7 times for faults. It’s on 48k now I got it on 22k - I am shaking just thinking about the next 30k. I cannot recommend this car anymore to much has gone wrong. Peugeot, you have built a pile of, well you know what...
Submitted: 01/06/2009 09:29:04
Major Gill, Leicestershire
Peugeot Expert Tepee expert e7 2008
I have a new E7, bought in 2008. I have had many problems with the clutch. Peugeot replaced the clutch twice but I am still not satisfied, as the gear is still not running smoothly. I have had a problem with the anti roll bar brushes. I have no faith in Peugeot dealership to correct the ongoing problem. Peugeot Garages within my town have been very unhelpful. I have lost valuable time due to this problem. I have also found that a lot of my colleagues in Leicester with this vehicle have had the same problem and have had their clutches replaced twice in one year.
Submitted: 28/05/2009 11:07:25
Francois Villawar, London
Peugeot 307 2004
F***! We’re on our way to office, we are lucky because I drop my wife off at her office first... while I was driving on my way to work I’m on the motorway they called "killer highway" and my engine stops in the middle of this highway... I bought this car one day ago from an auto market, after one day she almost put my life in danger... I called recovery for me to go direct to the garage for checking on what exactly the problem and I was not able to report on duty because of that incident. After one week of waiting they found out that the problem is the timing belt - they changed everything - then they fixed it and the car is ready to pick up... When I checked it out, I found out that the brakes are not working... what to do? I want to be out of this problem.. I spoke to the car dealer in order to return or change the car but there is still no response.
Submitted: 27/05/2009 10:39:06
Sara Saint, Warwickshire
Peugeot 206 CC 2006
I have had my 2001 reg 206cc for 3 years now and not had a days trouble with it. No leaking windows, no trouble with the hood. I have the automatic and find it really nippy and a joy to ride.
Submitted: 15/05/2009 09:31:44
Sophie Dykes, Hampshire
Peugeot 306 2008
Excellent little car, fuel efficient, comfortable to drive, would recommend to anyone!!
Submitted: 15/05/2009 09:26:11
Carol Lewis, Hampshire
Peugeot 1007 2006
My passenger door has not worked properly since I bought it second hand 2 years ago but as I did not use it much then it didn’t really matter. However, it has now stopped opening electronically completely and sometimes locks and will not open manually. I have taken it into my local dealer who has had it a since last Thursday. He has put a new motor in it which blew something else which I have had to pay for the bill - so far is about £350. He said that its because it hasn’t been used enough, would it have been caused by over use if I had said we were always using it? Having read the other reviews I think this is a fault that should be taken up by Peugeot. I shall be speaking to Trading Standards about this.
Submitted: 12/05/2009 14:53:58
Christian, London
Peugeot Boxer Furgon 2007
I have a problem with BOXER L2H2 Furgon, 2.2 HDI 120hp. When I turn it on, the motor starts to choke-jiggle.The problem occurs only when the van stands and the motor is running. Any clues?
Submitted: 11/05/2009 09:01:04
Matt, England
Peugeot 107 Urban 2-Tronic 5dr 2008
This is a truly brilliant car! It’s an honest little workhorse that is fun to drive and very very economical. The semi-automatic is a breeze to use and makes the car so easy to drive. The ’kickdown’ is excellent fun for a 1.0ltr engine, but it has 69bhp and next to no weight. It’s big enough inside for 4 adults and the boot is fine for the weekly shop. Handles really well on its skinny tyres and is happy on the motorway. And the icing on the cake is the £35 road tax and group 1 insurance. No wonder I have seen so many of these (and the C1 and Aygo) little cars on the road. Buy one!!!
Submitted: 06/05/2009 12:03:37
Peter , England
Peugeot Expert Tepee 2ltr 8 seat comfort lwb 2007
An update to my previous entry. Since last writing I have had both the anti roll link bars done at 30000, rear discs and pads at 33000 plus both sliding door windows replaced due to water leakage. I still have creaking and knocking from the rear, any thoughts? Still a good drive though, I have to say I still prefer the 806 which has done 175000 (reckon its done more like 275000) and is still going strong. Anyone know how I can stretch it to get more luggage in? Also, I can’t believe a 2007 engine that cant run on biofuel!!!!!!!
Submitted: 06/05/2009 12:01:35
Ann Garrett, County Down
Peugeot 1007 Diesel Sport 2006
In 20 years of owning cars I have never experienced anything like this! The electronic doors on my car are unreliable, unpredictable and dangerous; they have a mind of their own and when they decide to close of their accord nothing will stop them. One one occasion they closed unexpectedly on my daughter as she attempted to enter the car. She tried to push the door back but it would not stop, she propelled herself backwards out of the car but the door caught her foot. Fortunately her lace was not tied and she was able to slip her foot out of the shoe. The door closed on top of the shoe and crushed it. We had a lucky escape it could have been a very different story. I took delivery of the car yesterday after it being with the Dealer for 16 days to repair the doors, (second time to Dealer with same fault). I drove it home, exited the car and the driver’s door failed; it jammed half way closed. I phone the Peugeot Dealer, they told me they could do nothing until next Tuesday. I was in a very distressed state and stressed that I was due to collect my child and now had no transport. I made the dealership aware that it was raining and the interior of my car was being soaked, I conveyed my deep concern that the car would be vulnerable to theft if it lay open for four days. None of this made any difference. After several communications they agreed to take responsibility for any damage caused if I manually forced the door shut. I tried to open the car this morning and neither of the doors would operate, I now have no access to the vehicle. I contacted the Dealer Principle of the Peugeot Dealership to inform him of this new development and he told me to ’f*** off’ and slammed the phone down. Luckily I recorded the conversation and intend to pass it to Peugeot UK. Other problems include; bubbling paintwork at the back of the car, paintwork peeled off the exterior runners and the vinyl eroded on both doors. The car is still under Manufacturer’s Warranty, in addition to this I purchased extended warranty when I bought the vehicle. I am the first owner of the car, prior to this it was a demonstrator. In conclusion I would not advise anyone to even consider purchasing this vehicle.
Submitted: 05/05/2009 14:20:46
James, England
Peugeot 407 SW 2007
I had the 406 and was over the moon with it, but I now find the 407 looks good and drives well BUT... Big car on the outside and small on the inside, not enough space in the boot to put my golf clubs and trolley. Not sure what the glass roof is meant to offer me?????. And very very low to the ground. I am sure I have more scratches under the car than an old banger racing car. The seats are not as good as the 406; a bit small and hard.
Submitted: 01/05/2009 14:23:06
Dave Bass, Derbyshire
Peugeot 407 SW 136 2.0 Zenith 2005
Had this car for 1 year used. Great drive and very comfortable. It is just spoilt by a few faults. I get the odd warning light come on for esp and indicator bulb faulty. Have to reset the ignition to clear. Also tyre pressure sensors are a pain have to keep tyres at about 34psi. But I think the main fault is it could do with a bit more power. I have always felt that it was probably powered by 136 French horses, you know the ones that constantly strike. I had a VW 130bhp previous and it would thrash the 407. I am therefore going to the doctor who claim the can re-map my car to 175bhp. Should cure that. All in all though no horror stories. Would buy another but probably the Coupe 407.
Submitted: 27/04/2009 08:57:03
Bill MacGregor, Perthshire
Peugeot Boxer 2003
We bought the van at 6 months old and we found it to be the best all rounder for us. We move furniture and light goods our mileage is now 150000 and is still going strong no major breakdowns. Replaced clutch at 120000 miles no oil burning; services all done as required and parts replaced as needed. This is a van I would replace with the same without hesitation.
Submitted: 27/04/2009 08:51:46
Rafik, Leicestershire
Peugeot Expert Tepee 2007
I use the E7 as a hackney carriage. The vehicle is beautiful to drive, but all is not good. All the NEW E7 drivers have had similar trouble. The anti-rollbar and links have been replaced under warranty. The dual mass flywheel develops play and needs replacing. Please note if you notice clutch judder when vehicle is warm. Please visit dealer as soon as possible, because if you go over 20,000 miles the dealer will insist on replacing the clutch as well. They will tell you to pay for the clutch (clutch warranty 20,000m) and Peugeot will reimburse you. Don’t fall for it - they will not. Insist the clutch not be replaced as its not worn out yet, or let them replace the clutch, but don’t part with any money. THE FLYWHEEL IS FAULTY, NOT THE CLUTCH. MY LOCAL DEALER IS THE WORST GARAGE I HAVE DEALT WITH IN OVER 18 YEARS. PEUGEOT H.Q AREN’T MUCH BETTER. TRY GETTING EVERYTHING IN WRITING.
Submitted: 27/04/2009 08:45:50
Gordon Russell, Cambridgeshire
Peugeot Partner Combi Escapade 2006
Fantastic utility vehicle. Good fuel consumption from the 1600 hdi engine. I think this vehicle is great value for money - I have owned Citroen and Nissan vehicles and this beats them hands down.
Submitted: 24/04/2009 08:39:32
David Walker, Cheshire
Peugeot 207 SE Premium 90 2007
Had the car now for 18 months and very pleased with it. No faults to date other than a slightly juddering clutch when in 1st and the car is not warmed up. I suspect a minor fluid leak onto the clutch plate but have yet to present the fault to the dealer as it doesn’t affect the car much. Interior is well designed and very well put together although it does need some reading lights in the back. The glass roof is superb and really makes the car feel spacious and light. I’ve got the 1.4 90BHP engine which I find is strangely well suited to motorway use but really struggles to move the car around town (and sounds like its in real pain over 4,000 rpm!). Oh, and the glove box is useless! Trouble with the 207 is its not really a Peugeot; it’s too well built (!) and the ride/handling are far too ordinary. However, I would certainly consider another as long as it had a bigger engine.
Submitted: 24/04/2009 08:37:54
HT, England
Peugeot 206 CC 1.6 2004
Whilst the car looks good, especially with the roof down, not that impressed overall. I’ve found it quite noisy on the motorway, and seats are very uncomfortable on long journeys. Electrics have now gone 3 times!!!! Costly! As others have said - leaky windows - when you open the door on a wet day, get your leg out the way or you will have a pool of water land on it. I quite enjoyed the car at first, but these niggles/problems have now made me think about moving on...
Submitted: 21/04/2009 11:45:36
Peugeot Owner, England
Peugeot 207 CC 2007
I got my 207cc Sept 2007 after swapping my 206cc for this new updated shape. Couldn’t wait to get it after my 206cc with its leaky roof. At first I loved my NEW 207cc cruising around with the top down. Then one morning I’m heading to work and it just cuts out, power steering turns off and I’m heading toward a bus stop, there I am with a gang full of people waiting for the bus, in my brand new 207cc with its brand new number plates and its broken down, how embarrassed was I!!! Then if that’s not bad enough the bus came, couldn’t stop in the bus stop because I was in the way. Everyone had to walk out in front of me so they could get on the bus. What funny looks I was getting. I took it back to Peugeot, they kept it for a day, drove round in it, hooked it up to their computer and said there was nothing wrong with it. After taking it back several times, I was told its the way I drive it. Whatever!!!! I said the same after my 206 but I tell you now, I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER PEUGEOT AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I’ve nearly had it 2 yeard now and its still cutting out. Biggest pile of c**p ever!!!!
Submitted: 20/04/2009 13:19:43
Ivan, England
Peugeot 307 CC 2005
Piece of s**t! 6 months old - automatic air condition fault twice! Roof jammed 4 times - flooded interior - countless abs system faults - 4 times esp/asr system fault 4 times - depollution system fault only once ;) consumption around 9.2l/100km (1.6 16v) only positive is good look, when stands parked in front cafe. PS - run away from this crap car!!!!!!!!!
Submitted: 20/04/2009 11:39:17
Sue , Kent
Peugeot 206 CC CC 2003
I bought a 2003 Peugeot 206 cc yesterday. On the way home from the dealer the accelerator stuck down to the floor. Luckily I was on a fairly clear road and somehow managed to drive along keeping the car under control with the brake on - then the accelerator released itself with a definite pinging noise. I am scared to drive it now. I had noticed and commented on the carpet on the drivers side because it was loose around the door - I now believe the car was sold to me knowing it had this dangerous problem. I need to get to work so what do I do - drive this car and hope the problem doesn’t happen or run the gauntlet of taking it back to the dealer and risk trouble at work. Great. I was so excited about having a ’new’ car. Variant: . Year Of Make: 2003
Submitted: 07/04/2009 11:00:11
Liz Myhill , Buckinghamshire
Peugeot 207 1.4 207s. 2006
I love my car... We bought it brand new a few weeks after the launch and I’ve never looked back. Yes, we have had a few minor problems with it (such as the anti-pollution fault, which was sorted out by Platts in High Wycome, by replacing the sensor), but all in all, its a great car. Someone else said it is sluggish, which is true, but if you have only bought a 1.4 what did you expect?!?!? It has a smooth drive, and I always feel very safe while I am driving. There is plenty of space (I have a 1 year old son, so I have plenty to haul around) and enough room in the back for 2 adults. I’m already looking forward to getting my new 207 in Septemeber... Variant: Year Of Make:
Submitted: 07/04/2009 10:36:32
Alan Davies, Staffordshire
Peugeot Boxer Motorhome 2008
I do not expect clutch judder on a new vehicle, in first and reverse gears. My vehicle as had all the "mods" but I still dare not reverse it uphill. Very poor show Peugeot.
Submitted: 07/04/2009 10:24:11
Kazza, Yorkshire
Peugeot 207 CC 1.6 HDI
Got the car Sept. 2007. Totally peed off with this car, nothing but trouble with it from the start!! Depollution System Faulty, Brake Fault, and now get this today (1/4/09) no joke the starter motor (which by the way should be approx 10 years down the line) has gone/burnt out. BUT GUESS WHAT ’that’s ok it’s still under warranty’. Well what is going to happen when it is out of warranty in another 18 months. Phoning trading standards tomorrow to see where I stand about getting it replaced or having my money refunded by PEUGEOT. If anyone can help on how to go about this please please contact me on k.e.guest@live.com
Submitted: 02/04/2009 08:51:02
Simon Greaves, England
Peugeot 206 CC 2004
If you have driven an MX-5 you will know what an appalling car this is. Yes, it has an electronic roof, windscreen sensors, automatic lights and the list goes on. It is a typical French car, spongy to drive and no pleasure at all. It’s top speed on the 2.0i is 126mph - yeah right - make that 115 at best. It drives like a bag of spanners. Smart to look at and does have some redeeming features .I went from an old 1.8 MX5 to this and regretted it. Now back in a new MX5. I never had a smile on my face with the Peugeot but with the MX5 it returned quickly. Ah bliss again and I am enjoying those country roads.
Submitted: 30/03/2009 10:13:39
Stewart MacFarlane, Cheshire
Peugeot Boxer SWB 1.9 1998
Bought my Boxer in 2003, second hand. This van is bomb proof! Used for paving and landscaping business, faultless and capable of carrying twice the specified load rating. Just sold it on to third owner, had tear in my eye. Transit, Vivaro etc, are toys in comparison!
Submitted: 23/03/2009 10:00:56
William Millar, Essex
Peugeot Boxer 2007
The Boxer van I bought is the biggest pile of c**p I have made the mistake to buy, customer support is pathetic, the van has had more recalls than a pair of old boots going back and forth to the cobblers. It has more rust on the engine block than a scrapped car in the 60’s, doors are all out of line. I have suffered more faults with this van than you can imagine I would have been better to buy a three legged table and put wheels on that, least I would get somewhere.
Submitted: 19/03/2009 10:19:40
Derrick Austin, Hampshire
Peugeot 206 CC Quicksilver 2004
Great little car - quite a hard ride, but very positive. Roof is fantastic and even down there is quite a bit of room in the boot. One main problem is that if you have a flat tyre, although you get a wheel brace, you don’t get a jack !! - which makes life a but difficult even if you have bought a spare wheel. They give you cans of tyre repair to get you to safety, but once these are used the tyres are finished (or so I am told). I had an interesting conversation with my dealer when I ask what the wheel brace was for and he said ’to undo the wheel nuts’ to which I responded ’and then what - without a jack’. Be warned and buy yourself a Peugeot jack when you buy this car.
Submitted: 19/03/2009 09:53:48
Jim Gibson, Ayrshire
Peugeot 307 1.6 Sport 2006
After weeks in the garage the steering problem has not been rectified. The garage says it is something to do with the size of the wheels (17" alloys) and that it is fine with smaller wheels. Any reasonable size bump in the road results in the steering jumping to accommodate the bump (I never have this problem with my bog standard NHS Corsa). The steering also feels as if it wants to follow the contour of the road. I have little or no faith left in the car. Anyone else experienced similar problems? BEWARE....DON’T BUY
Submitted: 19/03/2009 09:40:23
Tim Hunt, England
Peugeot 306 Petrol 1998
I drive long journeys all the time and the Peugeot 306 has never let me down in 3 years. The Peugeot 306 is definitely the way forward...
Submitted: 16/03/2009 09:50:32
DIRTYHARY7717, Dumbartonshire
Peugeot Expert Tepee 2008
Perwiz Yousef, Yorkshire - PLEASE ADVICE WHICH DEALER YOU DEALT WITH - I have the same problem, 2nd time now, 1st was at 12000 miles, now at 38000 miles and same s**t. Need help with this one please...
Submitted: 13/03/2009 10:33:04
Ian Jackson, Hampshire
Peugeot Expert Tepee 2007
My taxi is going in for it’s 48000 service and the 4th front suspension refit (antiroll bar and bits). Each time they argue it’s not covered under warranty, then after phone calls, they repair for free. I hope they have found a cure, I’m about to get rid of mine, I paid a lot of of money for my work tool, did not expect this kind of treatment from the manufacturer...
Submitted: 13/03/2009 10:26:09
John Carpenter, Worcestershire
Peugeot 1007 1007 2006
Electrical Problems. My Father has a 1007 which since he as owned and has had problems, first the ABS light came on, returned to local garage and main dealer could not find the problem and ABS was working fine they say. Second, door problem on N/s bouncing open when closing. Now lack of power @ ESP light flashing, car will not go over 60mph. Jerks when pulling off from junctions and hates hills, and engine management light on. Returned to local garage and main dealer both unable to find problems ?? Anyone else had these problems? If so please email me direct, its a great little car prefect for my parents, but c**p at moment. john.carpy@btopenworld.com
Submitted: 13/03/2009 09:37:07
Michelle, Lancashire
Peugeot 207 CC 2007
I am gobsmacked to see all these negative reports. I only bought my 207 CC last Thursday and today I have had a problem with the depollution system and also the brakes. The car lost power and I was quite concerned about continuing to drive the car, which I had to, to get home. I feel rather down now. Will speak to the garage tomorrow and am printing all these reports off to show them. Thanks.
Submitted: 11/03/2009 09:07:59
Susan Day, Lancashire
Peugeot 207 SW S 2008
Got the car on motability. Have had no faults with it in six months of driving it every day. One minor problem is having a slightly larger wheelchair than average boot space is limited when carrying four people. Average about 33mpg around town and 48mpg on a run. Never achieved the stated 55mpg yet driving very carefully.
Submitted: 06/03/2009 09:54:09
David, Hertfordshire
Peugeot 207 CC 2008
Same problem as everyone else - depollution light comes on, car loses power. Garage ’fixed’ it, and it is fine for a few days, then - depollution light comes on, car loses power. When the car goes, it is lovely, but am getting fed up with it now.
Submitted: 02/03/2009 09:08:55
Joe Longley, Yorkshire
Peugeot 407 1.6 110 bhp se 2005
I can simply say this car is brilliant; it is great fun to drive and it is extremely sporty for a car this size. This is the best car I’ve had yet - trust me on this you cant go wrong!
Submitted: 26/02/2009 09:01:55
Marilyn Francis, Kent
Peugeot 206 2002
I am having problems buying a child car seat for my car (granddaughter 14 months old) which one is the correct one for my car...
Submitted: 26/02/2009 08:56:49
Disgruntled 207cc Owner, Clackmannanshire
Peugeot 207 CC 2007
Having read the below comments, we have had bother with our car also. Agree it is a lovely car when running. OK, it is a great car to drive, sturdy, quiet and no leaks!! However, within weeks of getting it, it stalled whilst driving for no reason, engine management system came on and depollution warning also showed up. Obviously when it cut out the power steering went - very dangerous. Back to dealer, sorted and the fault returned another two times in the next 6 months; eventually requiring a brand new engine!! To date the car has only done 2000 miles, but only because it travels locally and after 10 months with new engine the same problem has just happened again tonight. Wife hates driving it now and has no confidence. Dealership won’t admit to knowing about similar problems and just keep blanking us as the car is now 18 months old. Any other similar problems - or any advice on how to deal with it?
Submitted: 19/02/2009 09:21:32
Tony Burrough, Cumberland
Peugeot 407 SW 136sw se with sat nav 2007
Brilliant car; bought new; great discount; dealer excellent. I bought the car to run as a taxi and so far have had 40,000 trouble free miles, 18,000 on front tyres, amazing. An average of 55 miles to the gallon around town, 60 on motorway. Only wish it had bigger brakes because it’s a bit quick. I will definitely have another - Viva La France :)
Submitted: 19/02/2009 09:18:11
Justin, Sussex
Peugeot Expert Tepee 2008
Hi, I’ve got the same problem and Peugeot will not replace under warranty! What did your dealership do ??
Submitted: 18/02/2009 12:37:01
Joanne, Nottinghamshire
Peugeot 207 GT 2006
I have owned my 207 GT for 8 months now and it has been in the garage every single month in the last 8 months. Currently in the garage now for 2 weeks with the same re-occurring fault. Just seeking legal advice to get the car replaced!!!!!
Submitted: 13/02/2009 11:45:49
Jas Kaur, Kent
Peugeot 207 2007
I have had a problem with the car door opening too wide unless you hold the door as you get out it swings wide open an has got damaged at the hinge. I would not recommend the 1.4 as it is very sluggish to drive doesn’t pick speed up moving off unless the gas pedal is down to the floor in which case you will only be doing about 18 miles to the gallon.
Submitted: 12/02/2009 08:48:51
Davor, England
Peugeot 1007 2005
From time to time, especially when temperature gets below 0, I’ve got a problem with the sliding door - I can open it but it wont close. It just bounces and opens again. I let it run for 10 - 20 minutes until it gets hot inside and it solves the problem each time. About warranty issues - check with somebody who knows something about warranty’s because in my country, if they repair something on your car, the warranty for that part starts to run from the beginning. If you have a problem with opening the doors - bouncing and coming right back at you - this could be an issue - there is a small switch that doors hit when they are fully open. Its located at the and of the bottom rail. Over it is a slightly curved piece of plastic that in my case was broken and the door didn’t hit the "off" switch. Hope this helps.
Submitted: 10/02/2009 10:07:25
Adam Hamilton-Paulley, Oxfordshire
Peugeot 206 GTI 2001
Hi there guys, can you please tell me why you have not got the Peugeot 206 GTI in your road tests???? I have one, its a 2001 and it would be nice to see a road test on it.
Submitted: 10/02/2009 10:05:07
Robert Fletcher, Essex
Peugeot 207 gt 2006
My car hasn’t worked for 8 months now - been in Toomeys Southend - constant antipollution faults with many other issues. The bus is faster and more exciting! Never buy a Peugeot!
Submitted: 10/02/2009 09:30:41
Stephen Sugrue, England
Peugeot 1007 2005
My car has the sliding door fault as well, the parts have been changed 3 times under warranty and now that has expired. The dealership have no idea what the problem is. Can anyone help me?
Submitted: 09/02/2009 09:19:24
Jules, Sussex
Peugeot 107 urban semi auto 998cc 2006
This car is fab... I've done 42,000 miles so far & had no problems whatsoever. I just love it! Perfect for me to whizz up from Brighton & through London for work but also just big enough for my family (3 of us). Despite having a small boot, we can fit our weekly shopping in it; we’ve also got enough room to go away for the week. The back seats do fold down in two sections & we’ve (me & boy) even been able to get 2 large wardrobe flat packs in there (safely). It’s unlikely you’ll be able to speed uphill on the m25, especially the more of you get in there - but given the running costs and fun this little is, I'd definitely recommend it 100%.
Submitted: 04/02/2009 10:51:40
Alex, England
Peugeot 207 CC GT 2007
Depollution warning - problems for 3 months goes to garage ok for few days then same again - anyone else getting same problem?
Submitted: 04/02/2009 10:40:31
John Watts, Wales
Peugeot 107 2005
One problem I’ve encountered, trying to change a headlight bulb - it seems like a workshop job - you need to remove front valance to gain access. Apart from that I have been pleased with the car. John.
Submitted: 03/02/2009 09:32:12
Anon, Buckinghamshire
Peugeot Boxer 2.2 H1 120bhp 2007
Stop!!! Constantly going wrong... New egr valve at 300miles... 1 month later… 5 software updates for egr valve in 5 days; countless factory recalls... 2 more egr valves at 20,000 and 45,000... Electrical problems, brakes... thieves broke in to back load door just below handle with alarm dead locking active... Dealership not very helpful neither is Peugeot customer service... 4 day call back... Still having problems. Aaaarrrrr!!!
Submitted: 02/02/2009 10:50:48
Fayah, Northern Ireland
Peugeot 207 2007
Does your 207 have any roll back problems? My car rolls back when it is stationary. Is this common?
Submitted: 21/01/2009 08:59:31
Perwiz Yousef, Yorkshire
Peugeot Expert Tepee 9 seater 2007
The Peugeot Tepee has a common fault - I’ve had my anti-roll bar replaced after just 28000 miles - it was knocking - and so have all the taxi drivers who bought E7s. The good news is the guys at Peugeot have modified the anti-roll bar.
Submitted: 16/01/2009 14:20:47
John Fitzpatrick, County Down
Peugeot Partner 2004
Clutch judder in first and reverse gear... new clutch fitted.
Submitted: 12/01/2009 09:12:20
Jason, England
Peugeot 307 1.4 HDi 2002
Maybe I was lucky, but bought this in 2004 with no experience or preconceptions of Pugs at all, & am happy to say it’s been an almost trouble free nearly 5 years. Only problem has been the dreaded anti-pollution fault which went on for a fortnight. This was where I encountered my main gripe - the Peugeot dealer. I paid £80 for their all singing all dancing diagnostic test, to be told that half the fuel system was contaminated with the dodgy biodiesel I had been using & would need replacing at the princely cost of £1200!! However, on seeking a third & fourth opinion, the problem was actually confined to the fuel filter at only £120 - 3 years later, the allegedly ruined fuel system is still going strong. The car has buckets of room in the boot & the rear passenger seat. It’s £35 a year to tax, & the fuel economy is still impressive at nearly 90000 miles. It’s far more zippy on the motorway than a 1.4 diesel engine has any right to be. Common problem seems to be the indicator stalk sometimes not cancelling & the odd part of the carpeting working loose from under the seals - but quite frankly these are fairly minor gripes for what has been a damn good car to own. I would happily recommend a 307 to anyone, especially the diesel.
Submitted: 07/01/2009 11:01:20
Sheila Powell, Essex
Peugeot 307 CC
Oh my god! Late call from Peugeot, cost to repair my car came to £988 for an ecu switsh and wire housing which has gone 5 weeks out of warranty plus £65 to tell me! Car from hell...
Submitted: 23/12/2008 09:26:42
Sheila Powell, Essex
Peugeot 307 CC 2005
from Essex has sent in a review on the Peugeot 307 CC. Had problems since I brought it new with main seal and dics being warped, now just over 3 years old, it broke down with engine system warning light and depolltion on told maybe at least £600 pounds to repair. Variant: . Year Of Make:
Submitted: 22/12/2008 16:26:13
Sue Thomas, Oxfordshire
Peugeot 207 CC 2007
Generally speaking I am happy with my 207CC but there is a build-up of condensation/water in the front headlight unit. I went to the Dealer who suggested that it was malicious damage to the unit that has caused the problem. I am reluctant to accept this as there is no other sign of damage to the side of the car. Has anyone else experienced this problem?
Submitted: 19/12/2008 11:48:01
Peter, England
Peugeot Expert Tepee comfort l2 2008
I to am getting a lot of noise from the rear and when going over rough ground it sounds like the suspension is knocking on the front. Changing the headlight bulbs is an absolute nightmare when doing it for the first time, just not enough hand space. The side light was easy to get out but there is only room for 2 fingers to get the bulb back in. I managed to push the holder in to the light assembly - 20 minutes to get it out. I would like to be able to switch the seat belt warning alarm off. I have an issue with the single folding seat being on the drivers side because, as a taxi driver it means the rear passengers getting out on to the road. other than that a good car, spacious and comfortable (not as comfy as the 806 I have). I have recorded 31mpg doing local work and recorded 40mph to Southampton and back from Middlesbrough. It looks good and certainly catches the eye. I have the 8 seat model, although on the log book it’s a 9 seater. Peugeot tell me it will cost about 2k for the twin front seat. I have not had it serviced yet as it’s only been working since November and I have only covered 10k miles. Does anyone have the correct tracking setting for this car?
Submitted: 18/12/2008 16:21:14
Sarah Wood, Yorkshire
Peugeot 307 CC 2005
I’m having the same problem with the Depollution System. My garage has told me I need to replace the Exhaust Pressure Sensors - grand total of £405 - I agree with you; there is a manufacturer’s fault with this but it’s like banging your head against a brick wall with Peugeot. Other people on other forums are having this problem with their cars including the 207, 307 & 407. I’m going to write to Peugeot HO about this and the more people who do may help get something sorted out. Not happy at all.
Submitted: 17/12/2008 11:27:57
Manoli, Hampshire
Peugeot 107 Urban 2005
I’ve done 42,000 miles in my little 107 in 3 years and I have to say that in spite of my dislike for it’s smiley face when I first bought it, I cannot praise this car enough. It has never caused me any trouble, it is fast, cheap and very comfortable. To the point that on Monday, when my 3 year finance plan expires, I am getting a new one!
Submitted: 15/12/2008 09:42:06
Gary Baillie, Moray (Elgin) and Nairn Shire
Peugeot 407 Coupe 2.7HDi GT 2006
"DISAPPOINTED". Suspension and steering so badly worn after 30,000 miles and 2 years old that the car was deemed unsafe to drive. These are major safety items that did not last until the 2nd scheduled service, and well short of the 1st MOT. Peugeot repaired all items under warranty, but what is going to happen after the warranty runs out?
Submitted: 08/12/2008 09:44:31
Ricardos Santiago De Machado, England
Peugeot 407 163bhp 2.2 litre petrol 2007
I bought one of the last 163bhp 2.2 litre petrol 407 Saloons nearly new in 07. It’s the SE Luxury, so adds to the already comprehensive 407 equipment list with half leather, parking sensors and a CD multi-changer. 19,000 miles later and the car has proven faultless. It’s just been in for a set of front brake pads, but to be fair it’s a heavy machine and I can drive her rather enthusiastically. Otherwise, the only other problem has been a puncture - hardly the cars fault! The engine is arguably the best ever offered for the 407 - revvy and quick, but also flexible and capable of tickling along at the low revs on the torque. The 6 speed box helps me get an average combined figure of 36 mpg. So it’s quickish, long legged, with a sublime chassis and wonderfully confident steering, reliable (far more so than the Audi A4 it replaced) and comfortable in a way only the French can do. I’ve heard that diesel owners report frequent problems, but exchange the smoky old diesel for a proper petrol unit and it’s an incredible machine.
Submitted: 25/11/2008 09:30:33
Jonathan Gains, Lancashire
Peugeot 307 CC 1.6 Allure 2007
This has to be the worst car we have ever owned. It has been in the garage seven times!! Persistent fault with the depollution system cuts the power and you limp home!! Robins and Day Manchester have to be the worst service department, headed by the worst service manager I have ever had the misfortune come across!! This is a world wide fault with the car - Google it and see!! Most owners battle on for six months and then sell the car!! Head office will not help nor will Peugeot finance!! All p*****g in the same pot and the customers pay the price!! I paid £19,000 for the car and was offered £8,000 at 15 months old!! This is a nightmare!! I’m going to voluntary terminate when I’ve paid half and they can have their shed back!! DO NOT BUY ONE OF THESE PAPER MACHE CARS AT ANY COST OR ANY PRICE!!
Submitted: 20/11/2008 14:28:17
Lloyd De Jongh, England
Peugeot 407 Coupe GT 2008
I recently bought one after comparing it with the Volvo S80, Audi A4 2.0 S-Line and the Mercedes C class. To be fair, I rented a new Audi for a month and the new Merc C180 for a week while on holiday. Between the two German cars, the Merc wins hands down. I also had the Audi A5 in mind, however the Peugeot won out. My first look at the car was, I think, the decider. It’s different, it’s masculine, has a fantastic interior and great features. I would have paid significantly more for a German car with the same performance and features... and it’s great to be the driver of such a rare beauty. Performance, comfort, style and exclusivity in a fantastic package from Peugeot. I had never pegged myself as a Peugeot driver until I saw this in a window and decided on a whim to have a look, but now I’m convinced. It’s a great car...
Submitted: 14/11/2008 14:31:50
Liz Lawrie, Monmouthshire
Peugeot 307 SW 2002
Sorry to say that this is the worst car I have ever owned. I got it is June last year second hand and since then it has cost me a fortune. New ECU, fuel cap gauge and battery £1500 and a month in the garage! New brakes, tyres, exhaust and starter motor! Now both headlight bulbs have blown and are very hard to replace. And the indicators only work sometimes, also a clunky noise from under the front-post suspension. Hence I am trading it in for a reliable Ford Focus Estate tomorrow. I will never by a Peugeot again - I have had three and this is the worst!
Submitted: 14/11/2008 13:59:38
Elizabeth Phelps, Lancashire
Peugeot Expert Tepee Leisure 1 2.0 HDi 8 seat 2008
7 days since we received the Tepee; fantastic, nice tight drive, superb space, good seats, suspension good, quite nippy after having a Chrysler Voyager. Far superior, this seems a great value vehicle with space and good drive.
Submitted: 13/11/2008 15:07:23
Alan Varnham, Gwynedd
Peugeot 407 SW Exectutive 136hdi 2005
Disappointing vehicle from start. £24,000 for Executive SW 136hdi , top of range >>>>> That`s where it ends. 800 miles and `STOP` break failure sign appeared. Took to dealers > reset computer and modified brake pads fitted. ONLY 2 MONTHS OLD ? 6 months passed and then emission/depollution control warning light appears > dealer did not have one in stock so cannibalised car in showroom. `Clonk` on front suspension > modified mounting washers fitted. One year on ABS / ESP light on , no sat /nav working. > reset computer, new ABS unit to o/s/f. Year 2 , ABS / ESP light on again so another 60 mile journey to dealers > reset computer , new ABS to n/s/f. Reversing warning system constant `bleep` when in reverse especially when wet > cleaned out units. Every time car is washed - - same trouble. Later year 2 the ABS / ESP light on again and no sat/nav > 60 mile to dealers, reset computer and new o/s/r ABS unit. Year 3 reversing aids again `constant bleep` and sometimes not working. 3 weeks BEFORE warranty expired ABS /ESP light on again, another trip to dealers > cleared fault, reset computer. 2 weeks AFTER warranty expired ABS / ESP light on again , another 60 mile trip. This time told that it needed a new ABS unit to n/s/r and that would be approximately £130. Having argued that the fault had been reported before the expiry date was told that they would have to speak to Peugeot and would get back to me. That was 10 months ago and despite phone calls to them still no phone call received to confirm acceptance from Peugeot of payment for repairs. Needless to say I have not bought another new vehicle from them and to date am still driving with the warning light still constantly on. Have driven to Ukraine and back and with several emergency stops in the past few months. Breaks seem perfectly OK with no `ill` effects. I now know that the ABS units suffer from getting dirty so a good blast of air could do wonders. Oh! and suspension still `clonks`. Good looking car but so many niggling faults. DEALERS ? This car must be their flagship for extracting money for warranty work or vulnerable customers with no mechanical or computing knowledge. It`s a pity that the PLUS`s don`t weigh more than the `MINUS`s. Having been in the motor trade and worked on Peugeot’s since 1967 it is somewhat disappointing that today`s models have so many common faults which apparently have not been overcome despite the many submitted reports. Would I buy another one????
Submitted: 10/11/2008 15:54:42
John Owen, Cheshire
Peugeot 207 1.4s 2006
Owned this car for 18mths now - quite pleased with the equipment level and the interior space - not so with the bordering on dangerous gutless engine. Up-hills and pulling out at junctions are not to be taken with a pinch of salt. Just had the 20k service done at the main dealer which was cheaper than taking it to a normal garage’ then came the new brake pads £115, and the cv boot at £200 which I thought would be covered under the warranty but no, as 20000 miles seems a bit low for it to need replacing so got in touch with customer services who aren’t interested putting it down to ’wear and tear’, anybody else had the cv boot problem?
Submitted: 05/11/2008 16:02:46
Tracey King, Dorset
Peugeot 307 2004
After a year of problems with air pollution warning light coming on, losing power etc. The dealer garage that were so friendly when they sold me the car now treating me as though I am mad! Never again.
Submitted: 05/11/2008 12:07:57
Sandra Cavis, Yorkshire
Peugeot 207 CC 2004
I bought my first Peugeot in 2004. I just love driving it and get admiring looks. It is Flamenco Red with black leather interior. Never had any problems with this beautiful car. Just so smooth. Have done nearly 15000 miles now, so in order not to lose too much money am going to change it for a new Neysha blue. Can’t wait. Would not have any other car, its so stylish.
Submitted: 05/11/2008 12:06:24
Wendy Horner, Cornwall
Peugeot 1007 2006
I have had my 1007 for almost a year now and generally find it a great little car with plenty of room inside for the driver and passenger, there is not so much room in the rear seats but then again it is only a super mini. There is however a big problem with the sliding doors which tend to have a mind of their own and close on their own accord, this is potentially a safety problem. It has been into the Peugeot dealer once already and the problem still exists, I am returning it to the garage for the second time and hopefully these problems will be solved before my warranty runs out in a few months. I know that if these problem persist after the warranty runs out I will be looking at a very costly bill to sort things out myself. I have read the reviews and the problems I have are not unique. This does seem to be a design fault.
Submitted: 03/11/2008 09:58:59
Bob Coombs, Hampshire
Peugeot Boxer Motorhome 1997
Nothing but trouble, the driver’s door leaks and the wind noise is uncomfortable even at slowish speeds. The side door is very flimsy and leaks, back doors don’t fit and leak. 5th gear went in a few miles whilst in France and we had to drive home in 4th. Clutch pedal failed and I had to drive back from a weekend away with no clutch. Ps I am a 58 year old engineer and not prone to abusing mechanical things.
Submitted: 03/11/2008 09:53:14
Paul Blitz, Hampshire
Peugeot 407 SW 2005
As others have said, a great car to drive:. I have a 40 mile journey to work along dual carriageway / motorway, and the car is a pleasure to drive. BUT it is marred by having had several faults (all covered by warranty, but still a PITA)... worst one, luckily only doing 5mph, the brake servo stopped... turned out to be a brake fluid leak into the servo. Also, not over-impressed with the level of customer support given by my garage... but that is probably no different from any other garage! With my constant high-speed driving, still get 44mpg in the 1.6HDi, which is nice... and can easily get over 50mpg if I go more gently!
Submitted: 27/10/2008 16:02:33
Berker Celik, England
Peugeot 308 2008
Here is the brand new Peugeot which has excellent sound isolation and comfortable suspension. An economic engine and automatic gearbox too...
Submitted: 27/10/2008 09:31:55
Liz Stewart, East Lothian (Haddingtonshire)
Peugeot 206 1.4 HDI 2003
I adore my 206 - wouldn’t replace it for the world - £35 a YEAR for the tax, sailed through its MOT, and for a small car it’s really nippy and so pretty - fuel economy is amazing - even compared to the 1.3 fiesta I gave up for it. Love it, highly recommended!
Submitted: 27/10/2008 09:16:27
Mark Perkins, Dorset
Peugeot 407 Coupe 3.0 V6 2007
A car I had hankered after for a long time; making a mistake and buying a Mini Cooper S first, but sold that mighty quickly for the 407 Coupe. This is a fine, fine car and a good job we don’t all listen to the motoring pundits... it makes the exclusivity just that more special. The car succeeds in every department, from smooth driving and good performance, to the looks of the car; so very singular; not a bit like the other Germanic offerings. I feel that the interior is a genuine high point - especially with the grey leather, well-appointed and luxurious in a way that decent French cars always have been and it is so like being in the very able Citroen C6 with whom it shares so much. A commendable motor carriage.
Submitted: 21/10/2008 12:19:25
Mr Grocer, London
Peugeot Boxer 2007
What a rubbish van, waste of money and time. Never ever buy this van......
Submitted: 21/10/2008 11:44:47
Chris Lord, Wiltshire
Peugeot 307 110bhp Rapier 2002
Avoid Pug like the plague - nothing but problems from buying. Where to start with the faults?? Bought it on the Friday and on the proceeding Monday I had NO SPEEDO ELECTRICS ETC. Six months later "anti-pollution fault", limp mode mmmmmm aren’t we all happy with that Peugeot gem!! Be aware that all 2.0l diesel pugs have an additive that reduces the emissions and this is a wonder £400 to fill +VAT!!! They don’t tell you that when you buy it!!!! Buy at your own risk, Service and customer relations are SH1TE to say the least.
Submitted: 20/10/2008 10:46:51
Marc Smith, England
Peugeot 307 xsi 2004
Piece of sh*t!! Do not buy one - so many problems. Here’s a few - air-bag light is on constantly, pollen-filter warning comes on when the car wants and does not drive properly when it is on, CD changer is a joke and works when it feels like it, folding mirrors sometimes don’t work, passenger window works when it wants to and dealers are sh*t as well - never had a courtesy car no matter how much in advance you book - prices are a joke. NEVER BUY A PEUGEOT - NEVER BUY FRENCH - I SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT A FORD FOCUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Submitted: 17/10/2008 16:24:10
Andrew Allison, Dumbartonshire
Peugeot 207 2007
I bought a 1.4 207 sport almost 3 month ago it is my first car and is a great drive and also good on fuel. The stereo is great and the car looks great too. Recently, when I was out driving, a warning light came on saying de-pollution failure; the car has now become more sluggish and when I first start the engine it is bumpy until the engine heats up, could anybody tell me what is the cause of this and roughly how much it is to repair?
Submitted: 17/10/2008 15:52:51
R Davis, Flintshire
Peugeot 207 CC 2007
I have got the 1.6 engine. Every morning when starting the car from cold it makes noise like starter motor stays engaged, took it to dealer and they said this is normal for 207cc 1.6. Has anyone else had this problem... and it keeps stalling when dip clutch and cruise to traffic lights - very dangerous.
Submitted: 29/09/2008 10:40:10
Debbie Goldie, Yorkshire
Peugeot 206 CC 2003
Just bought my 206cc on the 9th sept 08 and fell in love with it. Have noticed though, the bumpy feel when driving and manual says nothing about tyre pressure so have been on forum to that find out and saw lots more things to be aware of. Must say I am a little nervous now but she is a great buy for 03 plate and only 24,000 on clock. No fear of roof failing cos there’s no descent weather so I can put roof down. Definately a woman’s car. Small and compact and nippy.
Submitted: 18/09/2008 10:01:59
Terry Hart , Wiltshire
Peugeot Boxer Motorhome. 2008
I have been waiting to replace my 2004 Peugeot Autocruise 2ltr HDi Mk2 Motorhome, for a new Peugeot 250x Autocruise Motorhome since 2006. Because of the water entry problems under the bonnet rusting all engine components, still not fixed with the various covers and replacement front windscreen rubbers fitted. Now problems with clutch judder and gearbox breaking up - there is no way I shall spend nearly £40k on a replacement motorhome, although I want to buy a new one and have the cash waiting. Perhaps I should now look at Ford etc.... Regards Terry Hart
Submitted: 15/09/2008 10:24:23
Clive Langman, Yorkshire
Peugeot 407 SW 2007
Performance reports are generally fine... but beware.... in the first 6 months I’ve scraped the overhanging bonnet to bits and I’ve now smashed the fuel pipe and air coolant supply. What on? Speed bumps, drives, kerbs... in fact anything that sticks up slightly from the flat. It’s so low slung it hits everything.
Submitted: 03/09/2008 13:15:06
Vickie, Cardiff
Peugeot 207 1.6 Sport 2006
My car’s rev start shooting up and the car slows down if I try and go up hills. The dealer want to take out the gear box and examine the clutch. They say I will be liable and not the warranty if it turn out to be wear and and tear. However I have only driven 12,000 and never had any clutch problems with previous cars.
Submitted: 03/09/2008 12:59:15
Graham Russell, Cornwall
Peugeot 1007 HDi 1.4 sport 2006
I bought my 1007 three months ago because of the excellent fuel economy and 5 star crash rating. It is small but Tardis-like on the inside. The 2nd hand price was low (£6.2K) for a car with 15K on the clock and balance of 18 months manufacturers warranty. It is also loaded with extras; ESP, climate control, electric sunroof, automatic lights, windscreen wipers, etc. It’s slower than my last car (a Merc 220cdi), but not as slow in respect of real world motoring as some of the professional reviewers suggest. Besides, I’m most interested in getting from a-b in comfort and safety with the least possible expense, moreover it feels good driving a ’green car’. Don’t be put off by the negative reviews. If you can live with being a bit ’different’ you’ll get a lot of used car for your money.
Submitted: 29/08/2008 09:02:23
John Firth, Powys
Peugeot 207 1.4 S 90HP 2006
Performance-wise up to the standard of my previous 206s if not slightly better but generally a poorly designed car from a visibility point of view. The front roof pillars can hide a car especially when you are waiting to turn right etc. The dashboard trim is an aluminium frame which reflects badly on the windscreen when driving into the sun as does anything else on the dashboard. The windscreen is too raked, this is what is the cause of the problem, similarly the demisters don’t clear the screen because of this. Below the bumper is a plastic trim which hangs too low, and comes adrift every time I try to drive up a reasonable inclined slope, particularly at the Peugeot dealer I have it serviced at!
Submitted: 26/08/2008 10:31:00
Sharon Lennon, England
Peugeot 1007 2007
Only had the car a month already having problems with the doors. The one door will open and then shut straight away giving you seconds to get in before it comes back on you. What a pain, love every thing else about it just think the doors are stupid!!
Submitted: 26/08/2008 10:19:36
Malcolm Pearson, Worcestershire
Peugeot 407 SW SW 136bhp Sport pack 2005
Bought used from dealer. A really nice car potentially spoiled by niggly faults. Carries five adults with luggage in comfort and is smooth and fast on the motorway. Very good steering and fairly good handling on A and B roads. Good acceleration when needed. Braking is also very very good. Smooth and refined inside with climate control audio system and trip computing all helpful. fairly economical, can do over 50 mph on a long slowish run. Even at high motorway way speeds delivers over 40mpg. Achilles heel seems to be low level niggles - warning lights for lights alert when all is ok. Reverse is great but again false warnings. Front ball joints wore at 30,000 but extended warranty took care. Roof failed and needed re sticking but warranty again came to rescue. Particulate filter needed unblocking. You wonder what will go wrong next which takes away from the other excellent aspects of this classy looking, safe, fast, versatile car.
Submitted: 26/08/2008 10:00:50
Julie Park, Durham
Peugeot Expert 2008
Having same problems as Nick Moore - Help, does anyone have a solution. Peugeot are unable to rectify the fault.
Submitted: 21/08/2008 14:40:30
Karen Alabaster, Kent
Peugeot 207 CC 2008
I got this car in Jan 08 after trading in my convertible VW Beetle. The first 2 weeks were fine, then it rained... it leaks in through the roof where it joins the windows and has been in to the dealer on numerous occasions. According to the dealer, all convertibles leak and it is what I should expect!! Apparently this is what warranty is for. The level of service at the dealership is terrible and to top it off, the car has now developed a serious gearbox fault. I am currently in a battle with Peugeot to get my money back on the car. Does anyone else have a leaky 207cc? if so, you are more than welcome to contact me: karen.alabaster@kier.co.uk
Submitted: 13/08/2008 11:10:57
Sheila, East Lothian (Haddingtonshire)
Peugeot 206 CC 1.6 HDI Allure 2 dr cab 2006
Delighted with this car. Very nice to drive. Lovely leather seats. Fuel consumption excellent as is road tax and insurance band. Only negative thing I would say is no spare wheel as you get an aerosol canister to pump up tyre to get you to a garage. This will be fun when I get a puncture.
Submitted: 06/08/2008 16:47:15
Kay Walker, Essex
Peugeot 206 CC 2001
The roof on the car worked fine when purchased and continued doing so for a further two weeks and then it decided to stay stuck in the open position!! A complicated and intensely frustrating manual closing technique was followed! Forty quid just for Peugeot to look at it and a quote ( I kid you not) of £1300 to fix the roof....but the silly sales guy showed me how to open and close it manually, taking about ten seconds! So until I have a few grand spare, this is the way I have to enjoy the summer motoring! Beware!! don’t even get me started on the leaking windows......
Submitted: 31/07/2008 17:02:16
Jonathan Crisp, England
Peugeot 807 2.0 hdi GLX 2003
Had the 807 from new having had the 806 previously. The 807 is a huge improvement in terms of comfort and style. First eleven months was dogged with a regular recurring problem which almost saw us hand the car back. Peugeot finally identified and fixed it and it has been great to drive since. Economy around town slightly disappointing but is good on longer runs. Five years and 34,000 miles on some od the trim is looking pretty worn and tatty but overall the car has provided excellent service. When it’s time to update another 807 will be right near the top of the list.
Submitted: 29/07/2008 14:11:47
Tassos Greece, County Down
Peugeot 207 1.4 Petrol 2006
During hot days when ambient temperature exceeds approx. 23 C and car is parked outdoor in a way that sun heats passenger cabin the following happens: When the driver starts the engine a message pops up on the display : "Airbags(s) or pretensioner seat belt(s) faulty", at the same time the airbag symbol comes on. The indications above remain on until the cabin temperature falls so the next time the engine is started (and cabin temperature is low) no fault occurs. This fault is independent of the state of passenger airbag (on/off) by the key switch. They changed the multi-message LCD head up display but no luck, the problem persists when hot.
Submitted: 21/07/2008 09:16:35
Paul Hines, England
Peugeot 407 2004
This is the worst car I have ever bought. Everything has gone wrong; the fly wheel has gone twice, turbo two times and the engine management light is always on with a dopollution problem. Everything costs the earth to replace and no one wants to touch it as it has an engine management system that only main dealers seem to have all the software for. STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS
Submitted: 21/07/2008 09:01:19
Donna Smith, Suffolk
Peugeot Expert Tepee 2.0HDI LEISURE 2008
We have had our Tepee for just over a week. It looks good, is nice to drive and most of all, I can get my 2 sons in plus my disabled daughter as it has been adapted as a wheelchair accessible vehicle. We are able to get everything we need in to it as it is nice and roomy and it certainly makes life a lot easier for our family!! We do have one snag with it though..... after a week of having it, the battery went flat and I had to call the AA out. Took it to our local Peugeot dealer who said they needed the whole car to see where the drain was but as we were on our way to take my daughter to the hospice for respite, and it started ok, we decided to not to leave it as. However, again, 3 days later, the damn battery was flat again and had to get my sister to jump-start it...not impressed!! Needless to say, it shall be going in to the dealer on Monday morning (tomorrow!).... fingers crossed that’ll be the only issue we have with our new car! Shame as we love it!
Submitted: 14/07/2008 14:48:03
Lennart de Vries, London
Peugeot Bipper 2008
Nice, complete and handy car. But... it consumes 6 litres every 100km instead of 4.5. Suspension like a rally car!! You feel every small bump in the road. This message is from Holland.
Submitted: 14/07/2008 14:46:07
Karl Weetman, Yorkshire
Peugeot 206 CC 2-litre SE 2004
Second 206cc owned. Car covered just 15000 from new. Already had internal oil leak fixed under warranty, new roof sensor and new middle and rear box, and just about needing 2 front tyres. Worst of all, at 14000 miles had to have new cam followers fitted out of warranty - £900 dealer price. Car looks great and no roof problems but sounds rough, handles poorly (heavy steering) and has a tendency to show no oil when in fact the dipstick is full!
Submitted: 14/07/2008 10:56:11
Adrian Coleson, Derbyshire
Peugeot 207 207S 1.4 2008
The car is great except for the performance. The car will not go up hills very well. If you are pulling off up even the slightest gradient, it goes fine in first gear but then slows down completely in second. It is very dangerous!! as I have already discovered. We may have to get rid of the car which is only 2 months old, what a waste of money. The performance is comparable to a old 1.1 Fiesta.
Submitted: 08/07/2008 12:54:26
Andrew Bailey, Northamptonshire
Peugeot 307 SW 307sww hdi xsi 136 2004
A nice car, reliable and fairly quick once your up to forty miles per hour. Like all cars, not good value for money when bought new but a great buy second hand. I bought mine new and it’s been A1, no problems at all and totally reliable. At four years old I’ve still only covered 16,000 miles so its really not even broken in yet. I like Peugeot’s and I’d certainly buy another one but I intend keeping this one for a good while yet.
Submitted: 08/07/2008 12:23:06
Iain Roper, Cornwall
Peugeot 307 Estate 110 hdi 1.6 2006
I’ve had this car from new with only 22 miles on the clock, car looks good from all angles, cruise crontrol is a bonus and handy on the long drives. It has been back to the main dealer for silly things ie wipers hit each other/ and throttle housing leaks oil, peugeot has missed out few things like an arm rest and a place to put a pair of glasses, also 1st and 2nd gear seems to grind. on the whole not a bad car but I won’t have another one!
Submitted: 08/07/2008 11:53:15
Archie, Shropshire
Peugeot 1007 1.4 HDI Sport 2006
The pug was bought as part exchange at the local dealer. Liked the quirky looks and ,with the diesel costs on the rise , the claimed 72.3 mpg was the straw that broke the camels back. After 3 months of ownership I’m still trying to get the mpg above the magical 70. When thrashed it returns 55 and when driven frugally 64mpg. As it is still under warranty the local Peugeot dealer has (with no quibble at all) replaced the matt black covering on the upper doors and the CD player as it skips when driving down slightly bumpy roads. The electric doors have so far been no trouble and the driving position for a 6ft 4 bloke ,comfy. I took it on a 450 mile drive last month and the seats are barely adequate as the zips for the changeable covers tend to dig into your butt. ABS is a godsend in such a short wheelbase car and never attempt to turn off the ESP as it will bite you. Having never had auto lights and windscreen wipers I can say that I can live with them but wouldn’t pay for the extras. Overall a nice above the average super mini but don’t expect electrifying performance as its too heavy!
Submitted: 03/07/2008 08:41:53
Daryl Tobutt, Cardiff
Peugeot 607 2.0-litre HDi 2004
Bought 2nd hand model this year, at a fraction of the cost. With 3 children the interior space is great and the 3 point middle belt excellent. Very smooth ride, nice engine and the toys make it a great package.
Submitted: 23/06/2008 09:12:37
Des Fletcher, Somerset
Peugeot 207 CC THP 150 GT 2007
Great car, can’t knock it AT ALL! Comfortable on long journeys, plenty of power, handles fantastic, and wow... when the roof’s down and the sun shining it’s heaven I got an onyx black Peugeot 207cc THP 150 GT, from brand new, 2 miles on clock. I got it in December 2007 and it’s now June 2008, I’ve done just over 3,000 miles and I can’t say I have any dislikes, it’s a great runner, sooooo smooth, pretty good on fuel too; if you don’t push it to hard. It’s a great cruiser, I loves it to bits.
Submitted: 23/06/2008 09:10:21
Nigel Newham, Hampshire
Peugeot 307 SW 1.6HDi 110 2008
This my second SW - my first was a Mark 1 and ate tyres, flywheels and discs, although it never actually let us down. My family loved the glass roof, the comfortable seats and the versatility, and so took a chance on the Mark 2, having believed the dealer’s reliability improvements hype. So far so good, because at 6,000 miles, the car’s had no faults at all. The Mark 2 feels a very different car - less road noise, better build (and equipment) and handling - probably because of the lighter engine. The 16 valve diesel engine is superb - smooth, quiet and with a beautifully integrated turbocharger - no lag at all (if you really want turbo lag, try a Skoda Roomster!). To my mind, the 308Sw’s one of the best looking cars on the road (much nicer than the gawky 308SW). Fuel consumption is around 42mpg overall, although I believe that diesels can take thousands of miles to fully bed in - that’s 20% better than our old 2.0HDi 110
Submitted: 13/06/2008 13:32:43
Ian, Surrey
Peugeot 407 Coupe GT
Love the car. Great on the motorway or on the A roads. So quiet for a diesel. The doors are huge so when in a tight parking spot, I have found it easier to put down the window than open the door to get out then just keep the lock button pressed on the remote for 2 - 3 seconds and that closes the windows and locks the doors.
Submitted: 11/06/2008 15:39:01
Neil Hudson, Warwickshire
Peugeot 307 SW SE 2005
When writing my review I forgot to mention the most annoying fault ever: It BLOWS bulbs with unbelievable frequency; every week at least one bulb needs replacing.
Submitted: 09/06/2008 09:00:34
Neil Hudson, Warwickshire
Peugeot 307 SW SE 2005
I drive a Peugeot 307SW 1.6HDI 110bhp. The car is used as a Taxi. The 307 has proved to be a spacious, well appointed car with few faults. The main gripe I have with the 307 range is the lack of lumbar support. If you suffer with back problems this car will not do you any favours.Faults: elec window switch on drivers door only operates drivers window. Heater regulator packed up. Exhaust cat anti block fluid runs out at 80 to 100k dealer job expensive. A/C lost gas reason not yet known. Thats about the faults. The good. Fun to drive, flexible torquey engine. Fantastic on fuel. Handles well enough. Overall easy to live with and own. Great pity theres no lumber support.
Submitted: 05/06/2008 08:37:24
Phil Ralph, Yorkshire
Peugeot Expert Tepee E7 se longwheelbase 2007
Having similar problem with E7 SE, creaking noise coming from offside area after about 4,000 miles or 2 months. Peugeot dealer renewed track rod arm and still problem so they then said it was a problem with lubrication on suspension. The dealer did that and still problem exists. Vehicle has now done 12,000 miles and dealer has ordered suspension unit; waiting for delivery of same. Will let you know if this cures problem.
Submitted: 04/06/2008 08:46:16
Simon, England
Peugeot 107 Urban 2007
Do not buy this for your children!!! The 107 is economical and covered by a three year warranty which is great but at the end of the day its an elderly ladies car. Other than its lack of style the 107 is ridiculously light and when there is a slight gale blowing you best stay in the slow lane of the motorway or have cat like reactions because you could be headed for calamity. When it comes to storage space the boot is non existent so its no good for shopping or carrying anything more than a carrier bag. All in all the 107 along with its siblings the C2 and Aygo are not for anyone below the age of 50, sorry but its not practical, its not functional and its certainly not cool.
Submitted: 27/05/2008 16:01:46
Daniel Pickering, Lancashire
Peugeot 206 glx 90 hdi 2.0 2001
I have just got a 206 after previously driving a Zafira. The reason for getting the 206 was the fuel economy which is really fantastic, ten pounds worth of diesel has taken me to places that would have cost twenty five, thirty quid in the other car. My main worry with having a young family was space but yet again; pleasantly surprised, two child seats in the back; no worries and there is room for a child in between them. The drive is excellent and, more importantly, fun. Great extras i.e cd multichanger and climate control. Cannot recommend highly enough get one!
Submitted: 27/05/2008 14:08:34
Stephen Jones, Essex
Peugeot 407 2.7L Executive 2006
I purchased this top of the range model at a great price with only 12K on the clock. The drive is magnificent and the engine is full of torque at all stages and has blistering acceleration. The car handles superbly and once you get used to the multitude of switches on the main console it really is quite simple to operate. The SAT Nav is competent and the handfree phone system is superb and allows me to be far more productive on the road than with a Bluetooth connection to a Blackberry. Front tyre wear is typical from this kind of vehicle and a price worth paying for the shear exhilaration of the ride. Always had Volvo before but the test drive convinced me there was another kind of driving experience to be had. So far nothing to complain about. Will definitely buy again as this car is great value for money and safety features tick all the boxes for family protection.
Submitted: 27/05/2008 09:07:48
Ben, England
Peugeot 207 GT 150 2008
Car is great this is my second GT, I got the 1st GT on the road in the UK, glad to say was a mint ride, hence my second purchase a year later for the same thing *****
Submitted: 20/05/2008 08:47:40
Josie Vevers, Cumberland
Peugeot 207 2007
I am inquiring if anyone has had problems with the driver’s door opening too far and that has damaged part of the car? (3 door)
Submitted: 14/05/2008 14:29:05
Robert Veldkamp, England
Peugeot 1007 1.6 2006
Nice, but a bad 2-tronic gearbox which is a pity as with a good gearbox it would be a nice city car.
Submitted: 06/05/2008 16:04:38
Steve Bradbury, Scotland
Peugeot 207 1.6 VTi 120 Sport 2007
I purchased my new 207 in October with an additional body kit which I had seen in the showroom. I had no problems until 4 weeks ago when the car broke down on the motorway with an indication of low oil pressure. The oil was fine and I was towed to the dealers that I had purchased it from. One month later I still don’t have the car and they are replacing the engine after many promises to have it fixed earlier. The excuses have been varied. I am disappointed with the service given and yet to have my car back.
Submitted: 06/05/2008 16:01:31
S Frost, Suffolk
Peugeot 206 Roland Garros 1999
I used to be loyal to Ford, but not since I got my Peugeot 206 Roland Garros in 2001 for £6k. I have it serviced regularly, and it's nippy, reliable and still going strong. I've had a few small parts replaced that have worn out. It's done just over 90,000 miles and I do around 10,000 miles a year, including driving on dual carriageways to get to work and back. The climate controlled aircon works a treat, the petrol consumption is around 40 - 50mpg. It corners better than the Ford Puma, and unlike Ford, extras (like aluminum wheels, aircon, 6 x CD stack in the boot with the control at your fingertips on a stalk by the steering wheel) came included in the price (and it was still cheaper than the Puma). DOWNSIDES: 1) I hate the intermittent automatic windscreen wipe that seems not to turn on when you need it, and go bonkers when you don't need it. Ford's intermittent wiper control was much better. 2) I am averagely tall (5 ft 8 inches) and when the sun visor is down, visibility is severely restricted. 3) There is no windscreen demister (like you have on the rear windscreens on most cars) - you have to rely on the blower. 4) It has occasional phases where it kangaroos for seemingly no reason at all.
Submitted: 06/05/2008 08:42:57
Bill Ryding, Renfrewshire
Peugeot Partner Combi 2002
As soon as I saw it I fell in love with it. I have helped my son move flat three times. I have collected a washing machine and a fridge from Asda. I have driven 400 miles and not felt tired. It drives beautifully and the high position is perfect. It is very reliable and economical to run. Because it is a diesel the mileage does not really matter. Buy one of these and service it regularly and you will get 250k easily. It is practical and apparently as ugly as sin . I like it because it kind of says that I do not give a toss. I drove a medium sized car the other day and it was a terrible experience. Keep it nice and ignore the critics - you will always get a private buyer and a stack of your cash back --- keep it nice though.
Submitted: 28/04/2008 08:38:16
Terry Jarman, Bedfordshire
Peugeot 4007 2.2 HDi 156 GT 2007
I test drove this and the Toyota Rav4, which I fully expected to prefer but was very pleasantly surprised with the 4007. I have driven a number of Peugeot cars over the years so think it’s just down to personal taste. Well built and handles really well. Good amount of space and a much better price than the Rav4.
Submitted: 21/04/2008 10:29:15
Katarina Blanic, County Down
Peugeot 207 CC 1.6 2007
Fabulous car until the day when it started to show that the Depollution system was faulty. Went to a mechanic but shortly afterwards it started to turn off, make strange sounds while on and continued to show the Depollution system fault. Went to mechanic again, but same thing all over again.
Submitted: 04/04/2008 09:15:23
Robert Wiggett, England
Peugeot 306 Diesel HDi 2001
Thanks to fuel prices I’ve parked up my ST220 in favour of the 306 HDi, I’ve had a couple of these and the all round economy is great, handling is great, there is the cheaper tax make it a great buy. Mine has done 73k. If you are clocking up the miles then look for one with my kind of miles, obviously it needs to have been serviced but I would recommend a 306 five door, definately the best.
Submitted: 02/04/2008 15:09:25
Tony Walker, Inverness-shire
Peugeot 4007 2007
Great car to drive handles the road well with lots of power under the pedal.comfort is great with heated seats.and recliners in the back .a real head turner.well worth the money spent look forward to having this car for many years to come.buy one now you wont be disappointed.
Submitted: 29/03/2008 12:45:34
kerrie Timms, Warwickshire
Peugeot 306 1.9 turbo diesel 1997
I’ve had various makes and models of cars and out of all of them, my pudsy is the best!
Submitted: 26/03/2008 08:56:44
Kim, England
Peugeot 1007 1.6 2 Tronic 2008
Apparently it’s just been discontinued which is a shame because it’s a great little car now that the bugs have been worked out. The best part is the huge discounts on left over stock. I found a funny looking green one with blue interior reduced by 35%. It’s fully loaded and for that price I would only get a very cheap 107 with no extras. I get people staring all the time in amazement at my funny green thing and it’s really grown on me. I wish Peugeot would hang in there like smart did. The 1007 deserves to succeed, it just needs a bit more refinement and some time to find it’s feet. Ahead of the curve but just out of touch.
Submitted: 25/03/2008 09:32:48
Robert Jennings, England
Peugeot 4007 2.2 HDI 2007
A good and reliable japanese crossover with a BIG French lion badge. Very good for family use, weekend shopping and offs. Can survive moderate offroad (tried last w/e). Original Cheshire cate design . The diesel engine is outstanding in torque. Interior is practical and and appropriate. Still a head turner in the streets. 5 months - no disappointments. Had different cars (Honda, SaaB, VW) and this is my first Peugeot (Mitsu). Now thinking about another Peugeot for my wife (Maybe 308). Peugeot - drives!
Submitted: 25/03/2008 09:11:24
A Barrable, Kent
Peugeot 207 Sport 2007
The turbo whistles like a police car when cold, normal I am told, and the boot lid has to be primed to open and close properly, normal I am told but the cuts and bruises on my head dont think so. Dealer is useless no enthusiasm, unless I pay!! Wanted a Clio but they stopped doing the colour I wanted, should have chosen another a colour. Had Clio for 4 years no problems whatsoever.
Submitted: 17/03/2008 14:02:13
Gaz, England
Peugeot 407 Coupe 407 v6 deisel gt 2006
I had the 406 Coupe v6 petrol and that was great so was thinking to get 407 v6 petrol. I’m so glad I did, the v6 diesel is much faster than the petrol with its twin turbos makes overtaking an ease. Great looks a joy to own!
Submitted: 17/03/2008 10:24:27
Andy Moss, England
Peugeot 207 CC 2007
I am writing this report from Australia where for the last 4 months I have been madly in love with my cab 207.......... that was until today ...... why it happened and how it happened remains to be seen.....but in medium traffic when I had to stop ...depressing the clutch in the arm that is situated at the back of the clutch pedal broke ..it is no bigger than a pen thus the clutch would not engage and then trying to push the brake which also went straight to the floor..and my little baby had a mind of its own and continued to do as it liked .... thanking our lucky stars we were only going 20kms an hour and it crunchingly ran into 307 ... true ...... so please all you other owners out there please get your dealer to check this out in your cars........so miss leo and cant wait until it gets out of hospital..... Cath and Andy ..... binixica@hotmail com if you have had anything similar happen ...
Submitted: 17/03/2008 10:21:24
Anthony Deakin, Lancashire
Peugeot 407 1.6 HDi 110 SE 4dr 2007
As fabulous to drive as it is to look at. I’m so pleased I’ve taken the plunge, after initially being worried about depreciation, as this is just a pleasure to drive. The drive is so smooth and it’s so responsive to the slightest touch of the pedal, it’s also an extremely safe car, which for a family car was a huge selling point. Yes, it will depreciate more than others but reasonable running costs, low emissions and the pure enjoyment I’ll get from driving it makes it well worth every penny.
Submitted: 15/03/2008 19:55:55
Zack, London
Peugeot 4007 2.4 CVT 2008
Outstanding design! Really have fallen in love! Perfect in driving and comfort for 5 pax. A bit noisy but that doesn’t matter, good music makes it. Stylish and something different to all these dull Japanese crossovers in the streets. I call her JOKER (remember Jack Nicholson in Batman?) :)) Every morning admire it and enjoy driving!
Submitted: 14/03/2008 12:54:40
Chris, Berkshire
Peugeot 407 SW SE 2005
When I first bought the car I thought it was fantastic. Everyone commented on the great shape of it, almost hiding the fact that it was an estate. Boot space was not great but enough for the family. However, things went downhill from there with the car’s reliability. First off, there was a depollution system fault and the cruise control failed. Both fixed under warranty. Then the end of one of the tyre valves snapped off, obviously requiring Pug to fix it due to the pressure sensor. Then one of the tyres developed a bulge, and when the car went in for its service (at a Pug main dealer) they didn’t have any replacement tyres and so left it on the forecourt for me to replace it with a spare! Then another tyre value end snapped off. Then the front suspension failed, but to replace that they had to replace the ABS sensors which were out of stock at the factory for about six weeks, so the car was off the road for this time. So far, however, all fixed under warranty. Then at 48,000 miles the clutch suddenly failed - it went from working perfectly to fully burnt out over the course of about a mile. This time Pug said that it was probably just wear and tear - despite being well under the normal wear for a clutch and driven mostly on motorways - and so they refused to pay for the replacement. Cost £1k to replace the clutch kit. Then there was a split in the CV boot which cost another £200 to fix, again not under warranty. Finally the electric sun blind failed, and when I took it in just before the warranty expired they said that they needed to get someone else to have a look at it a week later. When I took it back, they tried to claim that the warranty had expired. All in all, a great looking car and I may have been unlucky, but the reliability of mine was appalling and the after sales service from Pug was similarly poor. I am now looking to buy a Mondeo Estate as it is winning loads of awards.
Submitted: 13/03/2008 12:33:19
Jenny Charlton, Sussex
Peugeot 206 2001
We bought this car for our 19 year old who was desperate to own a Peugeot 206 (we couldn’t afford the huge extra cost of the new shaped mini which is what he would have preferred! This car has taken a real beating, it has been hammered over road humps, parked in places you wouldn’t want to leave a more valuable car and generally done pretty well considering its main driver is now a hefty 18 stones and 6.4 inches tall; not quite the size the car was designed for. It was walloped in the back when we’d juts got it, and the car stood up amazingly well compared to the BMW that drove into the back of it. This confirmed our opinion that although it was cheaper to kit out an 18 year old with a banger, buying a newer car with good safety features was well worth the money. Our family cars are a top of the range SAAB and top of the range Jaguar but to be honest, leaving aside the mess ( which is nothing to do with the manufacturer, I enjoy driving the 206 just as much as the other two and compared to them the fuel economy is excellent. Its now done over 40,000 (it had 10,000 when we bought it) and in that time the only major thing that has needed adjusted was the steering propellers and double replacement of all four tyres ... but we believe that’s largely down to the fact our son was living in a road with vicious speed humps. So this car has been driven pretty hard and stood up well.
Submitted: 11/03/2008 09:32:08
Nick Moore, Devon
Peugeot Expert H1 L2 136 BHP 2007
Radio turns off after 5 minutes of stopping. So called ’economy mode’ have to start the engine and turn off again to get another 5 minutes. Some people do sit in the vehicle for lunch etc. and might like to listen to the radio! Only reason I can see is that Peugeot might like to sell a lot of starter motors and batteries in the future. Will never buy a Peugeot again.
Submitted: 28/02/2008 10:17:57
Stephen Unwin, Yorkshire
Peugeot Expert Tepee Taxi E7 (MPV) 2007
Could anybody tell me why anti roll bar (d bushs) bushs are collapsing after twelve thousand miles .Have waited three months for problems with vibrations and noise to be sorted out? Also how many taller drivers have difficulty with seat position, seat swab not long enough? Any else with a problem, I would like to know, as Peugeot UK very quiet
Submitted: 11/02/2008 14:23:00
Berni Stringer, Warwickshire
Peugeot 307 CC 2005
I adore this car...looks and feels good to drive and though Jeremy Clarkson describes the rear as looking like a melted hot water bottle...(!!) w...e...l..l ...this car does not encourage me to stay at home with cocoa. Easy handling and definitely gets me where I’m going in comfort and with ease. Roof is a wonderful piece of engineering if Jeremy you are not so old and cynical and the Baylon red is to die for. Pricey to fill but not as often as others and your certainly have to take out a mortgage to pay for it - unlike other cc’s, Go get one and enjoy....
Submitted: 11/02/2008 14:14:41
Kenneth Schoch, England
Peugeot 1007 1.6 sport 2006
My brother bought the 1007 sport with 2 tronic transmissions because of the sliding doors. He is disabled and found it was easier to get in. Apart from the doors we both think the car is a nightmare especially the transmission which, because of the ’dead spots’, is downright dangerous. Performance is poor and fuel consumption far too high. Also there are too many blind spots. I’m not surprised that there are very few of these models on the roads. The last one I saw was broken down! The driver’s sliding door jammed one day fortunately whilst at the dealer being serviced. We have also had total transmission failure for several minutes.
Submitted: 07/02/2008 15:34:16
Tracy Highton, Lancashire
Peugeot Expert Tepee 2007
missing panel slippy floor peugeot tell me to pay 500.00 for missing part what a joke any one from peugeot wishing to explain please get in touch
Submitted: 04/02/2008 14:30:36
C. Jackson, Suffolk
Peugeot 207 Sport 2007
After purchasing a fine looking Peugeot 207 Sport from our local Peugeot dealer just a few weeks ago, I’m sad to say that with only 200 miles and 2 weeks motoring the car is back with the dealer & off the road. The fault appears as a pollution system error showing up via the cars management system which took the dealer 5 working days to admit they didn’t know what was going on & ended up down loading the data to Peugeot direct for their review- why not that do on the 1st day I wonder. The manufacturer’s response and the dealer’s constant excuses why the fault cannot be sorted are very unimpressive- so far. May be we should have stuck with a Clio!
Submitted: 25/01/2008 14:47:27
Jackie, Shropshire
Peugeot Expert Tepee LWB 2.0 Leisure 8 seater 2007
What a beast, I love our new Tepee. We had ordered a brand new one, but due to manufacturing delays decided to go with a second hand one, which incidentally was near impossible to find. So much room for all our family and all the luggage that goes with us. Extremely comfortable, plenty of width and leg room. Driving our Tepee is super not one iota like a van. All the adjustments that can be made to the driving position make it so comfortable too. Although filling it up with diesel for the first time was a bit of a shock (£85.00), the MPG is around 32 and that is all short journeys taxiing the children around. I recommend the Tepee to anybody that will listen! For a family it is the must have mode of transport that puts all the others in the dark.
Submitted: 23/01/2008 14:31:02
K P, Torfaen
Peugeot 207 1.4 Sport 2007
I have had this car for 1 year now. The first fault that occurred was that the speedometer just stopped working and dropped to 0 as did the rev counter when I was doing around 70mph on a duel carriageway. This was down to the EMU which needed to be replaced. After much quarrelling with the dealership I had bought the car from just 3 weeks previously I manage to get a courtesy car for free rather than paying around £11 a day for it. This was a good thing because it took 5 weeks to fix it rather than the estimated 5 days. Then the seatbelt warning light would come on intermittently with a warning saying that there was an airbag/seat belt pretension system failure. 3 trips back to the dealership and (fingers crossed) the problem seems to be solved. Finding fuel economy quite poor although that could be due to my driving! Having said all that, I still love the car and am planning to get the 1.6HDi within the next 6 months.
Submitted: 14/01/2008 11:23:39
M W, England
Peugeot Partner Combi Escapade 2007
Fun to drive, practical, economical & very robust. The makeover in terms of light grills, under body engine protection & highered & refined suspension is great. Not only looks tough but is car park friendly & smacks of an offroader. Superb value for money retails at 12062 but haggling gets it under £10k!! These cars are far more likely to become sought after than its more feminine looking cousin, the Berlingo.
Submitted: 03/01/2008 09:28:45
Lesley Roberts, Northamptonshire
Peugeot 207 2006
The car is lovely and picks up speed well however there seems to be a fault with the lights - its far to easy to turn them off by accident when switching between dipped headlights and full beam, I found myself going 50mph on a dark country road at night with no lights on and so having to do an emergency stop, it has happened to me twice in 2 weeks and also twice to my husband, its very dangerous, I don’t recommend it to anyone.
Submitted: 02/01/2008 16:37:51
Brian Shaer, England
Peugeot 407 Coupe GT Diesel V6 2007
Good Looking outside ,Comfortable inside with plenty of room for a Coupe. Very Quiet on the move drives like a car costing twice as much.Also for a car of it’s size very economical. Very Impressed.
Submitted: 17/12/2007 11:45:30
Andy Williams, Devon
Peugeot 207 Van 1.6 HDi 2007
I previously owned the 206 van and when it came to replacing it I chose to stay with Peugeot because I had been so happy with the 206. I plumped for the 1.6 HDi diesel for the fantastic fuel economy. The 207 van is essentially a super mini-style van. On the downside, the expected MPG of 63 is difficult to achieve, you will be looking at mid 50s at best. All in all, a decent van.
Submitted: 29/11/2007 13:02:25
Tim Kelly, Bedfordshire
Peugeot 407 SW 2.0 HDi 136 GT 5dr 2006
Very nice to drive, I do on average 30,000 miles pa so I wanted something comfortable and the 407 SW is definately that. Good family car too. If I could change one thing it would be the long nose which has proved tricky once or twice with steep ramps but all in all a good car.
Submitted: 27/11/2007 12:15:23
Ben Ridgeway, Hampshire
Peugeot 4007 2.2 HGi GT 5dr 2007
This is a very nice car indeed.Peugeot have designed something that looks a little bit different from everyhting else and it drives very well too. I recently test drove this and whilst I was impressed with the car’s handling and level of comfort I needed a car that would suit a family of six. Unfortunately, although it’s supposed to be a seven seater it really is better suited to five and I think Peugeot have made an error in trying to cram in extra seating that isn’t really roomy enough making it impractical for my needs. If I had needed a five seater however I would have been tempted.
Submitted: 27/11/2007 10:19:55
Celia Morgan, Norfolk
Peugeot Partner 1.9D 600L 2007
Lovely little van to drive and a surprisingly quiet and smooth ride. Very smart looking and ample space for my stock runs. Very pleased I chose this van and I look forward to driving it for a very long time.
Submitted: 22/11/2007 21:41:08
Stuart Brumby, Lincolnshire
Peugeot 807 2.0 HDi 120 S 5dr 2006
This has been an excellent car for us and our 3 kids. Never even considered before how practical sliding rear doors are for getting kids in and out especially when in tight supermarket spaces. Very spacious and the seats are very easy to remove and replace. Good handling and fine drive. Very pleased.
Submitted: 22/11/2007 21:16:03
Jason Pardue, Dorset
Peugeot Boxer 250S 2.0 HDi 2007
I’ve driven the pre 2002 Boxer and now this one and I’m pleased that Peugeot have improved on a good product rather than trying to reinvent it. Everything is here that you need with a few nice extras. The cabin is much more comfortable, the drivers seat is multi adjustable and the steering column also can be adjusted slightly, which allows a very comfortable driving position. Everything else is pretty much as you’d expect and that’s just how it should be.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 12:45:47
Dylan Mills, London
Peugeot 207 CC 1.6 HDI 110 GT CC 2007
Smooth, powerful ride and bags of fun. This car is roomy and a real beauty.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 11:30:41
Nick Garswood, Herefordshire
Peugeot 308 1.6 HDi 110 S 5dr 2007
A really nice car. The 308 has sporty lines and comes with some nice standard kit. Quite good on fuel and nice and quiet engine. My only gripe is the driving position, why is everything set so far over to the left? Come on Peugeot, this should be a great car not just a nice car.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 07:41:14
Magnus Henley, Wiltshire
Peugeot 206 Van 1.4 HDi 2003
I have a small computor repair business and needed something secure and not quite as big as most vans so this vehicle was perfect for me. It’s very economical on fuel as well giving 52mpg on average. Good safety equipment as well as the security features and drives very nicely. The only negative I’d say about this van is the drivers seat is a little unforgiving on your seat if driving for long periods of time but that’s easily rectified with a padded seat cover. Very solid and reliable little van.
Submitted: 17/11/2007 14:51:28
Thackray Dave, Durham
Peugeot 307 Estate 2003
Car looks great and have had no failures as yet but the gearing is poor. Have to be in first gear even on approach to roundabouts if not it will just stop! Power lets it down. Has 5 gears and hardly ever get into fifth as there is no accelaration. A very comfortable car with loads of room and great storage, enough for a family with babies! I have the 2.0l diesel model and it is quite heavy on the fuel on very short trips but not too bad on longer journeys Overall a lovely car but poor performance with poor gear ratio.
Submitted: 14/11/2007 10:45:22
Marion Walker, Merthyr Tydfil
Peugeot 207 SW 2006
I bought my Peugeot 207 sport from new having been seduced by the smooth lines and the seemingly superior quality of the car. It looked the goods! The first fault to become evident was the safety belt/air bag warning light. This activated intermittently but because no fault could be detected on the diagnostic machine it was considered perfect. The car has been returned seven times for this fault, sometimes within two hours of being ’fixed’. Hopefully, after much threatening of legal action the problem has been resolved. But hey! - I have only had the car for two days after a three week stay in the garage so who knows! After a two month very gentle running in period (I do approx 6 miles per day) the car seat cover split from top to bottom, covering me and the rest of the seats with white fluff! Into the garage again and it was when I was checking the car on its return that I discovered the mismatched doors- one colour coded and one with a black stripe- different at least! In addition to this the car has been returned for four manufacturer’s recalls for various items. One satisfied customer? Not really. I wouldn’t buy another Peugeot if they had a 50% discount!
Submitted: 08/11/2007 09:06:32
Chris Pope, Wiltshire
Peugeot 306 1999
No review submitted.
Submitted: 06/11/2007 12:33:52
Andy Dyche, Hertfordshire
Peugeot 1007 2006
We got our car brand new it has been in the garage with the same fault with the sliding doors over 7 times before they found the fault.
Submitted: 06/11/2007 08:57:47
Kenneth Fillingham, Lincolnshire
Peugeot 1007 1600cc Sport 2007
I purchased a 1007 1600cc sport in June 2007 and to date it has been the perfect car for me with easy access and easy parking. This latest version has smooth gear changing in auto or paddle shift , there is plenty of room for rear seat passengers . The performance on this model is pretty good, I am very pleased with it.
Submitted: 05/11/2007 09:34:52
Chris Wilde, Dumbartonshire
Peugeot 1007 1.4 HDi Sport 2007
Love the sliding doors, great when I’m playing taxi to my daughter’s whims. Plenty of room inside, smooth pleasant ride. Five stars from Euro NCAP, great result for such a small car.
Submitted: 01/11/2007 13:32:08
Fraser Oliver, Perthshire
Peugeot 206 SW SW 2006
This is the best supermini estate, far better in my opinion than the Skodia Fabia. If it’s an economical drive that you’re looking for then the diesel is the only choice.
Submitted: 31/10/2007 12:46:50
Dave Carr, County Tyrone
Peugeot 107 1.0 Urban 2006
I have had 4,000 trouble-free miles in my 107. It gives such ease of mind knowing that every time I set foot within the car I am almost guaranteed a jouney with no difficulties. The 107 does about 50 miles to the gallon and insurance is also cheap. If you are looking for a runaround, maybe for your wife, son or daughter then this is perfect.
Submitted: 31/10/2007 12:43:32
Patrick Williams, Wales
Peugeot 307 SW 1.6 diesel 2007
This is kind of in between an estate and a MPV. It fits my family of six well and is very, very big inside. The drive itself is really good, smooth and comfortable with decent suspension.
Submitted: 30/10/2007 16:44:08
Helen Sands, Durham
Peugeot 1007 1.6 16V SE 3dr
This is a wonderful little car and the sliding doors are far from gimmicky as they make getting the kids out of the back a lot easier in ever increasing tight parking spaces. It offers brilliant fuel economy and is very easy to drive. I think it’s very well priced and haven’t found anything to fault it so far.
Submitted: 27/10/2007 23:13:19
Louis Taylor, Middlesex
Peugeot Partner Combi 1.6 HDi Escapade
Fabulously practical car. Great for ferrying the kids around and brilliant for piling in stock for car boot sales, which my wife and I do every Sunday. Very good and easy to drive and nice and easy on fuel too. Nice big windows mean that visibilty is excellent and you can seat 5 adults comfortably. The interior does look a bit plasticy and there’s no getting away from the van shape design. Looks aren’t this cars strong point but if you can overlook them then this is a wonderfully flexible vehicle.
Submitted: 27/10/2007 15:10:20
Steve Parsons, Middlesex
Peugeot 607
I bought my 607 at 3 years old for a fraction of the original £26,000 list price. The car has lots of space, good ride & great handling.
Submitted: 26/10/2007 10:40:55
Piers Simon, Buckinghamshire
Peugeot 407 Coupe V6 HDi
Beautiful car to look at and very enjoyable to drive but can be a pig to park (there are parking sensors but you have to find a space long enough first)! Other than that minor gripe I’m loving this car and the looks I get when I’m driving it.
Submitted: 12/10/2007 15:58:56
Andrew Elliott, Hertfordshire
Peugeot 207 1.4 M Play
Picked up the car 2 weeks ago, and for the price it is a bargain. 1.4 engine pickes up well, great on fuel and also looks the part. Stereo system is great also and more importantly, feels safe to drive and easily fits 3 kids in the back.
Submitted: 01/10/2007 12:04:02
Vince Clements, Westmoorland
Peugeot 307 Estate 1.6 HDi 110 S 5dr
When it’s good it’s fantastic, very easy on fuel, bags of space and handles extremely well, however, this is not the most reliable car and has been back 5 times in the past 2 years for a number of mechanical failures. Such a shame. I won’t be buying another.
Submitted: 29/09/2007 11:29:07
David Flitcroft, Norfolk
Peugeot 607 3.0 V6 SE Auto
An extremely smooth ride!! Not one really for keen drivers as steering is a little detatched and definitley has that Luxo-Barge feel about it when going around sharper corners. A higher powered diesel engine would make it a much better prospect.
Submitted: 25/09/2007 15:11:09
Jamie Spencer, Cheshire
Peugeot 206 2.0 HDI D Turbo
If you are going to get a 206 in diesel form then it has to be the Hdi turbo diesel!! It’s great to drive, swift and economical and whilst you may think you have saved money by buying or leasing the standard non-turbo 1.9D life is just too short to be honest.
Submitted: 18/09/2007 14:18:45
Ian Burt, Essex
Peugeot 206 1.9D LX 3dr
I’ve had my 206 since October last year and I’ve really enjoyed driving it, but I’m not sure when the time comes that I’d buy another. My main gripe is the noise it produces when going in excess of 60mph – very loud! Other than that it is a good car and I can’t fault its reliability.
Submitted: 05/09/2007 16:45:09
Corrine Whittle, Leicestershire
Peugeot 206 CC 1.6 16v S 2 dr
LEAKY WINDOWS! That’s all I’m going to say about this car.
Submitted: 05/09/2007 16:40:49
Marcus Reid, Shropshire
Peugeot 207 1.6T 150 GT 3 dr
I’ve only had my 207 for 2 months but I am more than happy with it’s performance. It’s a really smooth drive and very responsive. Looks really good too. Really pleased.
Submitted: 05/09/2007 11:42:31
Kevin Walker, Middlesex
Peugeot 307 CC 2.0 16v 140 S 2 dr
This is a very good buy for the money, It looks the business and is an enjoyable drive. Maybe not quite the power of a BMW or Audi but definitely fun and highly recommended.
Submitted: 05/09/2007 11:32:06
Glenn Murray, Cumberland
Peugeot 307 2.0 HDI 110
As you would expect from Peugeot this car delivers an excellent ride without the hard jarring 'sports' suspension of it's German counterparts. The diesel is the one to have as it is torquey and keen to accelerate whilst the petrol engines tend to be thrashy and feel a little underpowered lower down the rev range. High quality feel to the cabin too!
Submitted: 04/09/2007 16:41:20
Andy Bowen, Cheshire
Peugeot 307 CC 2.0 HDi Sport
Good points - Engine, handling, quality feel (with leather interior at least), fuel economy (40+ in daily commute), equipment levels.
Bad points - Rear seats for kids only, driving comfort awful (I am currently seeing a chiropractor to repair my back).
Overall - Good car badly let down by lack of support in the front seats. So bad I returned after 10 months of a 12 month PCH.
Submitted: 30/08/2007 14:15:18
Roger Green, Nottinghamshire
Peugeot 407 SV
I bought this car because I loved the the look of it - the ride is a smooth one, visibility is excellent and it is very, very comfortable.I also thought that the price was very reasonable and that you get a lot of car for your money.
Submitted: 23/08/2007 09:17:59
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