I got my Peugeot 307CC in June last year and it's not without it's problems. I brought the car new from our local Peugeot dealer as they were offering a 0% finance deal at the time. I got a 1.6 black petrol model. I'd always wanted a Peugeot since I love the sleek look of them and I've always heard quite good things about their cars generally. When I first got it (and for the most part now) I was thrilled and thought I was the business driving around in my sleek convertable, putting the roof up and down (something I find just a tad embarrasing to do now since everyone looks at you while you are doing it). The roof is very easy to use and I often ...  Read the complete review

When I last changed my job I was delighted to find I was eligible for a company contract car, so every Sunday, for what seemed like forever, hubby and I would trapse around the local dealers trying to find the "perfect" car. We knew we needed one that had low carbon emmissions (environmental and tax implications to be considered as you receive a higher rate of tax on a high emmission company car), one that was suitable for when we had a baby (the lease lasts for 4 years and we knew that within that time we would be starting a family), but one that was still "fun". My previous car was a MGTF and I wasn't ready to settle into a "normal" car at  Read the complete review

I own a 2006 Peugeot 307 CC - bought in September 2007 for £12995 in Belfast. I fell in love with it immediately and always wanted a convertible to zoom around the town in..... only wish we had the weather for it! The model I bought is a 307 CC 1.6 petrol (basic version). It's black and despite having a hard automatic fold-down roof, there is ample space in the boot for luggage and shopping - or in my case rubbish! The folding roof is very cool, although I feel embarrassed using it as people tend to watch. You simply fold the protective roof cover in the boot and then press a button - and hey presto 20 seconds later your roof is down. I have had no ...  Read the complete review