Peugeot 307 For Sale
A used Peugeot 307 is one of the best looking small hatchbacks. The diesels are the pick of the range, with strong performance, good refinement and impressive economy. However, reliability problems are all too common. The 307 lags behind the best small hatches in other ways, too - it's bland to drive and there's not enough legroom in the back.
Peugeot 307 popular models
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Peugeot 307 1.6 HDi 90 S 5dr -- 2007 '07'
- Diesel Manual
- 29,327 miles
- Colour: Red
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Our price
£6,090
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Parker's valuation £6,650
- Finance From £119 per month
Peugeot 307 1.6 HDi 90 S 5dr -- 2006 '55'
- Diesel Manual
- 89,278 miles
- Colour: Grey
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Our price
£4,050
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Parker's valuation £4,745
- Finance From £80 per month
Peugeot 307 1.6 HDi 90 S 5dr -- 2007 '07'
- Diesel Manual
- 108,420 miles
- Colour: Silver
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Our price
£4,067
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Parker's valuation £4,930
- Finance From £81 per month
Peugeot 307 2.0 HDi SE 2dr -- 2006 '06'
- Diesel Manual
- 77,739 miles
- Colour: Grey
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Our price
£6,205
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Parker's valuation £7,330
- Finance From £121 per month
Peugeot 307 Review
For:Good looking, excellent diesel engines
Against:Rear legroom could be better, bland to drive, some reliability issues
Autoquake.com verdict: star
Why buy one?
A used Peugeot 307 is a handsome car, no doubt about it. The engines are strong, too, especially if you choose one of the economical and refined diesel engines. Looks aside, they're probably the most appealing aspect of the car. There's also plenty of equipment on most versions and respectable safety standards.
Why think twice?
Unless you're smitten by the styling, you can buy better. Rear-seat space is tighter than in a Golf, the driving position is awkward, and there are too many reliability problems. It's not much fun to drive, with imprecise steering and lacklustre handling. Ride comfort is nothing special, either.
How safe?
You don't have to worry about a second-hand 307 on that score. When tested by crash test experts Euro NCAP in 2001, it scored four stars out of five. The 307 CC (the convertible version) matched the hatchback's score a couple of years later.
What might go wrong?
Unfortunately, quite a bit. Too many owners report mechanical problems, and some have annoying faults with the stereo. At least Peugeot dealers don't tend to charge too much to put thing right.
What do the experts say?
'The cabin is neither as comfortable nor as well proportioned as the Golf's.' 4Car
Anything else I should know?
If you want to get in touch with other used 307 owners, log on to www.clubpeugeotuk.org.
Which one should I buy?
- Greenest? 307 1.4 HDi
- Fastest? 307 2.0 GT
- Best? 307 1.6 HDi 110 Rapier
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