The popular Peugeot 306 may have been usurped by the Peugeot 307, but it remains a favourite in the used car market. There are many reasons why its value has remained high including excellent handling, sturdy construction and a practical interior layout. There are a variety of engines meaning almost every driver is accommodated for with a Peugeot 306, from families looking for good fuel economy to young enthusiasts desiring a sporty model. For economy pick the 1.4, for performance check out the D Turbo versions. The fascia design of the 306 will give you a sense of nineties nostalgia while for a more modern look try the 2000 model.
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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
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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
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Submitted: 06/11/2007 12:33:52
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