Do you own the 136hp one

Do you still have it?

Peugeot are problematic cars the 307 although somehow it was reliable

​@mediachannel8044 Quite the opposite overall haha the 307 had a few electrical issues, and they ironed them out with the following models (308 etc.) Even the 308 had a few teething issues, but with the 1st gen 308 facelift, they were pretty much as reliable as anything Japanese (as long as you went diesel). I've had plenty of Peugeots, all with the 1.9 XUD or 2.0 HDi engines. PSA make some of the best diesel passenger cars in the world and I will die on that hill!

How much you have now? :D

@@_stoupa2_397 crashed it! Had kinda 500.000 km when I crashed wit it

@@rufusgriffin5596 Oh, thats horrible.. Happy kilometers in your next car without crash. ;)

+Harry Lee its nice car but has a lot of elec problems

Decent cars to drive and the 1.6 petrol have a bit of meat in the engines but the electrical problems are a big issue.

Harry Lee islsxe

I still have mine

+streetbass 786 jeez, well done getting it for £180, I'm looking at the 1.6 2001 for £350 but massive downside, its a £270 tax, and it's got no MOT so I'm not sure..

RandomSarahGrace i couldn't spend £270 on road tax, problem is the 1.6 and 2.0 hdi came with dual mass flywheel and when they go wrong ya looking at around £800 bill including new clutch and flywheel plus fitting, your best bet is to look for a 1.4 hdi with £30 tax a year.

£270 tax a year for a 1.6.... My car has a 2.4 and I'm only paying £20 more a year on tax.

Wet Lettuce I'm assuming it's a newer model? I know someone who has a car from this year and also only pays 20 quid on tax.

RandomSarahGrace It's a 2002 Volvo S80 costs £295 tax a year so for a 1.6 car to be taxed £270 is just crazy. Even worse my previous Jaguar XJ with a 4.0 V8 only cost £235 becuase it was registered before 2001

lift the bottom half of seat and fold towards front seats. then take headrests out and lay top half of seats down

brant morris thank you very much, all sorted now x

+mialle i had a c4(same stuff as 307) and it had tons of electrical problems, most of them due to lack of water sealing...water goes through windscreen and enters the engine bay...really realy bad project!

I had a 1.6 petrol 2007 and sold with 50k kilometers and have a 2011 C4 1.6 petrol by now and the only problem I see is the high fuel AND oil consuption in both cars and specially in C4, suspension noise and the electric windows in the rear doors that sometimes work slowly. Minor problems reagrding I bought the C4 second hand for a price about 20% below a Ford Focus in the same equipment level. C4 is 110k kilometers today.

My 307 was on 300k kms and never broke down ever

I think its depends on where you live and where you park your car. I live in a dry and hot environment and park indoor so car been going great since I've bought it in 2008. No major electrical issue except there's a short on one of the tail light and it was fixed easily but soldering it. Other than that, no electrical issues. Only thing I've changed on this is the clutch and the timing belt. The water pump and everything else still going strong. Suspension still good too.

Same... as a owner of 2 of these, first bought in 2012 with 166 000 miles, beside DPF filter and one clutch replacement, no issiues, ran until 280 000 then got totaled by some idiot on while parked on the side of the road. Bought a second one this year, more powerful engine 100kw. With 140 000 km, did basic oil change, changed one electrical part that was faulty on turbocharger, costed 25€. And it runs like a dream, I bought it already with professional sport suspension, now it has even better handling then original, and lots of power for hooning down the roads. From reading these comments it truly 50/50.. some hate it some love it. Depends on experience with car. In my experience its comfy, fuel economic hatchback, that still to this day looks decent on the road specially with few tasteful mods. Kinda suprised how bad experience do some people have with the car. I agree it depends on how you treat the car, or sometimes it might be luck when buying that you dont get " lemon ". Im taking car care very seriously, thats why it probably translates to the condition of my car, visual, but also mechanical. None the less, feel bad for people with bad experiences, hopefully they already found their favorite car in some other brand, at the end of the day its like this with everything not just cars.

You're crappy 👍👍

​@@pifandrei5743I loved the car don't get me wrong mate. Was purple, 17 inch alloys 2.0 HDI 136hp 3 doors, but I had lots of problems with the seats, electronics as well the particle filter thing till the point that by 80.000 kilometres I had 2 installed already. 750€ on Peugeot at the time... Every months bulbs gone etc ... Engine was reliable fast and economical to run but I got bored of the many problems in that particular unit... I had to wait for 8 months to deliver it because the specs etc. Love it but hate it too... So just because you can't face me ... Don't disrespect people calling crappy... Then on my Island Peugeot garage didn't have much knowledge about that engine so the service was not good enough every time I took it for the guarantee... Which variant did you have?

I own the car and its driving me nuts. Its the worst car ever created. The electric problems are endless, i changed my brain box twice, some times the light dont work, sometimes they come on by them selves, the glass does not raise properly, the dashboard keeps giving me false alarms, the engine oil keeps leaking. The car is a complete liability and ive spent a fortune trying to maintain it. My mechanic thinks the car is haunted!! Terrible car!!

Interesting, as a owner of 2 of these, first bought in 2012 with 166 000 miles, beside DPF filter and one clutch replacement, no issiues, ran until 280 000 then got totaled by some idiot on while parked on the side of the road. Bought a second one this year, more powerful engine 100kw. With 140 000 km, did basic oil change, changed one electrical part that was faulty on turbocharger, costed 25€. And it runs like a dream, I bought it already with professional sport suspension, now it has even better handling then original, and lots of power for hooning down the roads. I'm sorry that your experience with the car has been that terrible, from reading these comments it truly 50/50.. some hate it some love it. Depends on experience with car. In my experience its comfy, fuel economic hatchback, that still to this day looks decent on the road specially with few tasteful mods

It's the mechanic that's at fault, if he fixes it rhen blame ghosts