Peugeot 307 Reviews

i recently passed my driving test in may an bought the peugeot 307 in january. as a new driver i did find it big and took some getting used to. the clutch is very light and the biting point is very high so it found it hard to get used to it. when parking the front bonet is very low and as i am a small in hight i found it hard to see the front of ...  Read the complete review

I acquired a peugeot 307 2.0hdi xsi 6 months ago. 2nd hand. I have not had a brilliant experience, first off electrics played up and I had trouble starting the car, it needed a new battery, fine only 3 1/2 years old. two weeks later the starter motor went £200 later then it needed a new back box. now the good points the 2.0 hdi is economical ...  Read the complete review

Peugeot 1.6 Diesel We have just bought a new Peugeot 307, 1.6 diesels and had it now for the past three weeks. After allot of travelling in it I feel now that I have made my mind up on this car and would like to do a review on it: Peugeot (the company) The car as we know it today was first made in 1879 and ...  Read the complete review

dig deep my friends if you want to own one of these babys, 2 turbos 1 cat 1 clutch 12moths later not to mention the electrical problems, you just know when the anti polution comes up the turbos going to bite the dust make friends with the neighbours from hell quickly then flog it to them and sit back the amount of hassel is just not worth it this is a true case of the french playin with our minds they can't win at war but boy can they take youre money good job the seats are comfy because youre gunna be sat there with youre head in youre hands thinkin what have i got its always fun sittin outside waitin for the fan to stop after a life time because you know if you turn it off it's just gunna drain the battery have fun

I have a 2003 307 2.0 Hdi and have had nothing but problems. The engine runs like a bag of nails when you raise the revs over 1200, it misfires, doesn't pull and loses power. I've had a computer diagnostic report carried out and it reported no faults. No-one can find out what's wrong with the car and I can't afford to keep throwing new parts at it in the hope of finding a cure.

My wife bought an ex-demo low mileage 53 plate 307 HDi and has had nothing but trouble - one problem after another with engine management. The engine warning light comes on at speed and the turbo cuts out reducing speed. The response from the authorised dealer was just to keep changing parts until the problem went away which it did for a few months. Now it is happening again and the problem cannot be solved even though the whole engine has been taken apart and re-built. Now we find out this is a recurring problem with HDis and that they have been problematic from the outset. Meanwhile we can't afford to replace it and keep shelling out. Peugeot will not admite there is a problem even though they cannot sort it out!!

i recently bought a second hand peugot 2000L hdi diesel last year ,what a mistake, it broke down within a month. alternator packed up without warning.next a pulley wheel completely sheared off from the engine (which is aledgelly a design fault),now it,s loosing coolant water fron system and nobody knows where the water is leaking from.it also bangs underneath car at front when conditions are wet. i will never buy a peugot again unless they recall these cars or compensate for all the inconvienience.i have had several cars but kot one this bad.by mr a marsh

I've had the 307 2ltr hdi rapier 4 three weeks now & have had engine management problems from the beginning ! firstly it stated there was a anti-pollution fault now it just comes on when it feels like it & the speed drops 2 around 30mph ? no other faults apart from that ! the car is a 2002 model & has only done 48,000mls ! bought it private so no warrantee ! anyone out there with any ideas please ?

Similar problem with my car, peugeot are completely unreliable car. I had a broken flywheel and clutch the serivice center believed its apparently caused from wear and tear. Wear amd tear from 12000 miles. cannot believe that? these are not covered under their warranty. PS you need to read all the small prints on the warranty... I think nothing is ...  Read the complete review

I bought for cash my new Peugeot 307 1.6 Se 7000 miles ago. I like the car apart from one big problem, it is a real bone-shaker! I have returned it to the dealer and other Peugeot garages 3 times to complain but ,apart from one ,they say there is no fault. One garage questioned the rear springs which were colour coded different to their current ...  Read the complete review

had problems with my 307, first was indicators stalks which I have had replaced twice up to now!, then problems with braking system had new pads and disks when car was only 12 months old, now 4 months on need new pads again!, as a mum with young children i dont drive like a maniac or brake hard, and do approx 10,000 miles a year also never had ...  Read the complete review

I've had my 307 since October 2001. It's almost coming up to 70,000 miles and after four years, I've realised this car isn't that good. The car is attractive. Visibility is terrific all round especially with the windscreen making it feel like a bigger car. Interior space is generous. The seats come from the 607 so they are really ...  Read the complete review

Having recently acquired two teenage stepchildren, I reluctantly had to say goodbye to my much-loved 206 D turbo, which never failed to put a smile on my face driving down a twisty road and had proved both economical and reliable over 36,000 miles. I had been quite impressed with my sister's 307 hatch, a really smooth and comfortable ...  Read the complete review

Reading my reviews, you may think I'm a Peugeot fan. My review of the 206 was pretty positive, and now here I am, the owner of a nice 307. Let's get the specs out of the way first - I have a black, Peugeot 307 1.6 SE 5 door manual. 5 disc CD, auto lights, auto windscreen wipers, folding door mirrors, dimming rear view mirror ...  Read the complete review

After owning my 307 for 17 months I had to get it towed(at a cost of £60) to my nearest peugeot garage due to all the electrics and the power steering failing. I decided to find out if the car was supposed to have been recalled or not (i purchased my car in cyprus therefore i hadnt recieved any letter).After some investigation the garage found out ...  Read the complete review

A good car !! Really !! - Advantages: Space, Style - Disadvantages: None found yet !!

I love Peugeots, my partner has had a 205 GTi and now a 405 TD and I love driving both of them plus I learnt to drive in a 309 and have regularly used 406s from work. I currently have a Citroen ZX (a close relative of the 306) and am thinking of changing it. I thought the 307 would be a sensible replacement for it but I was very disappointed. ...  Read the complete review

After driving my new car for a couple of weeks it is not difficult to see why this model was voted European car of the year. I bought a 3-door 1.6 Rapier in Black, with black interior. The Rapier is the mid-range model, falling in-between the LX and the GLX, it comes with single-disc CD player, Air-con, power-steering, ABS, air-bags ...  Read the complete review

I have been running a 307 Hdi since August and have covered 22,000 miles.The nature of my work means that I do a lot of motorway and urban driving throughout Scotland so the car has been put through its paces. Driving position is quite good once you have adjusted the seat and the steering wheel,the large glassed areas gives good all round ...  Read the complete review

The new Peugeot 307 has been one of the most eagerly anticipated new cars of 2001. It has a lot to live up - the 306's enduring appeal was the result of its styling, reliability, low cost of ownership, and desirability. These factors helped it to become Peugeot's all time best seller. Could the 307 match Peugeot's high ...  Read the complete review