Peugeot 206cc

Peugeot 206cc: 2005 1.6 Allure Automatic (435 words)
by David Williams - written on 30/12/07
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My experience with a 1.6 Allure Automatic has been good - there have been no faults arising. By the way, the 206cc may be a good choice over the newer 207cc if you are likely to be parking overnight in a car park where door opening space is limited. Some 3 inches narrower, the 206cc will squeeze into much tighter spots and you'll get out easier too - this could be an important consideration remembering all the Peugeot two door coupes have much larger doors than the five door versions. Supplied with no spare tyre, major problems will arise if you find yourself as I did, on a motorway with a tyre on fire having unexpectedly deflated and shredded at speed. You ...  Read the complete review

Very happy disbite problems (729 words)
by - written on 03/11/09 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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My dad's 206 cc is not even a year old yet and I love it, it's the first convertible my dad has owned in hid life, my dad did go and look for a mini because he really does like them. However the sales man in the BMW garage tried to sell my dad a expensive second hand car it was not the mini my dad wanted my dad wanted a brand new mini one but he was having none of that we were having none of that either all the car sales man rubbish. (No offence car sales men who are reading this) My dad went in search of a convertible car that would be good for me (his son). Their's only usually two of use living in the house. (Me and my Dad) My dad had a look at the basic version of ...  Read the complete review

Peugeot 206cc: The ride of your life (454 words)
by - written on 02/06/02 (Very useful, 6268 readings)
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If you're reading this you're no doubt considering the pros and cons of buying this car. I'm sure you'll have heard some of the horror stories so I'll do my best to give you an honest unbiased opinion rather than just repeating what you can read in the brochures. I bought my 206CC SE (that's the 2 litre one) nine months ago. As soon as I took the garage's demo model for a test drive I knew I had to have one. It handles like a dream, good with the roof up, even better with it down. The engine's powerful enough to get you out of any tricky situations and the roof mechanism in operation is enough to make people stop and stare. I was ...  Read the complete review

206 CC - for the Coo Cool wind in your hair (1481 words)
by - written on 15/05/01 (Very useful, 6908 readings)
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I picked up my Aegean blue CC about 3 weeks ago. It's the 2.0 litre version I went for, since I had the GTi before it and I didn't want a drop in power - you really do get used to it. I fell in love all over again (bearing in mind that I fell in love with the GTi when I got that too!). This car turns more heads than anything I have ever driven. Some think it's a hairdressers car, other's think it's a girlie car, me, I don't care. I bet they are all just jealous and would like one too! General ******* The CC, standing for Coupe Cabriolet has a 2.0 litre engine lifted straight from the GTi, which as many people may know is a ...  Read the complete review

Peugeot 206cc: 206cc = It's not just for the girls!! (236 words)
by - written on 29/09/08 (Very useful, 579 readings)
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This car is a a fantastic car for a variety of reasons. Many would say this car is a girly car (or as I have been told - a hairdressers car!!) I totally disagree. Guys can definately get one of these cars too. I mean...whats not to like: it's sporty, stylish, fast and a convertible. Definately ticks all the right boxes. The way the roof manuvers itself into the boot is great: all you have to do is unclip the 2 leavers and press the automatic button - the rest it does itself. It neatly packs it away in the boot of the car. But the best bit is that you still have plenty of boot space even when the roof is in it. When the boot is empty, it ...  Read the complete review