I know this comment was 6 years ago. But do you remember the tax you payed on this bad boy?

@@Yesnomaybeidontknowcan I think the road fund licence (car tax) was free on the 107. As it is 99g of co2. I traded in for a 108 then to an aygo and these are free to tax too. But after 2017 tax on petrol cars is minimum £150 so I will keep my 2016 aygo for as long as possible.

@@DDLovett There are petrol cars in 2020 with £20 and £30 road tax

@@Yesnomaybeidontknowcan I pay £20 a year

@@Yesnomaybeidontknowcan 20£

I've got an Aygo from 2013! Supercar! Just went to the dealer and of course no repairs. The dealer said this is a bad car for dealership because this thing is extremely reliable🙂

Super

Congrats!

@@bradtitt7572 thank you🙂

Hello, i am a new driver as well and will soon et the car; may i know what insurance company you insured it with? cause I believe £650 is pretty good

@@annamadu6302 I believe its other things that go into factor the price, the car, where you live, where you leave the car overnight, how many miles you will drive a year take a factor. My friend used to the same company as I did but has lot more expensive policy. I used admiral

Same for me cheap to run insurance is nothing 20 quid tax cheap parts rehabilitate is great good drive enough power for motorway what more do you want I would definitely get another

Yes this is a Toyota fully if look beside the seats and eksteriour wich is French.Have the 4 door. If in rainy areas and if they salt the roads it,s well worth giving it a oil treatment under to prevent rust.But that is in Norway.Tons of salt on the roads in the cold months.

I say it again. I can only speak for my own car, and it has been pretty reliable and pleasant to drive. Shan't knock it.

Andrew B Have you brought one yet?

Had it for almost 2 years. Really reliable. Used to drive it only during the weekends on longer distances. Really loud and uncomfortable for longer distances but it wasn't designed for it. So bought a Ford Fiesta. It's great for driving in town, don't recommend it for longer trips on the highway.

Yeah I mostly drove mine in the weekends on longer distances and it was horrible. I usually commute by rail during the weekdays. Bought a Ford Fiesta because I wanted more comfort for the long weekend drives.

Geary Drove my sisters 11 plate today. My car is a 56 plate citroen c4 3 door. In comparison the road noise was bloody horrible and the steering is numb. Horrible little car to drive but I suppose they're not really for people who enjoy driving. Just a cheap little run about.

You get used to it if drive it a lot.Think about all the money saved on this, oilchanges and it,s fine , not much that can go wrong.

C1 is so much better

C1 is the same car ,all tree made in same fabric .I have the 107, 998 ccm .No problem drive it 500 km from Bergen to Oslo in the mountains but you must use the engine a bit. But in the new one i agree that the c 1 is best loocking

Try clearing the drain holes either end of the plastic tray that sits under the wiper. If these get clogged then water will get in.

+Brian steff magnussen there is no tachometer in a 107 - it doesn't show you any revs!

there is a tachometer/rev counter on this car.

Maybe on the facelifted model then but definitely not on the original 107 because I was in one and it did not have a tachometer on the dashboard.

It's in the video, its the pod sticking out of the right hand side of the speedo pod. They aren't fitted on the base version but my friend has the mid spec urban and it has one.

There's the answer then - it's only on certain models! The girl I was riding with obviously had the basic model then.

That sort of thing has been happening for decades; companies re-badging other companies vehicles, sharing chassis and all sorts. For example: my other car is an Alfa GTV. It shares the same chassis a Fiat Tipo, Fiat Coupe, Alfa 155 and several other cars! Also: Look up "Mazda 121" and "Ford Fiesta Mk.4" ;)

Lots of videos on KZfaq about repairing the leaks

Not the models from 2010 to 2013

Obviously a big difference between a 1 litre petrol and a 1.9 TDI. You cannot compare them. You also obviously miss the point of this car judging by your uneducated comment. Its a city car, it keeps up with traffic, appeals to customers who dont need to be going at 100 mph to the next sales meeting!

I get the point of this car - it's a city car which is good on fuel consumption but not big on power. If I want to compare them then I will. If this kind of car suits you then that's fine I'm just saying the driving style required to get the most efficiency out of this car certainly wouldn't suit me living out in the country not doing city driving and having to work the engine to get decent speed.

literally what sold me on buying the car

Much better than the system people use now.

It doesn't bother me.

It's more than a decade old lol

I can say a thing or two about that. Presently I have a total of six cars! Among them parked side by side, is a Peugeot 106 (1996) with almost 300K and a Peugeot 107 (2010) 125k km. Aside the obvious fact the 107 is a much younger project and in the case of mine. Has central locking with remote control, power windows, AC, rev counter, bumper chrome accent, color coded rear view mirror... My 106 as none of those frills! Not even central locking! A pure "meat and potatoes" car. LOL 😂 The reality is that the 106 is a better build car! Low cost, but with rather decent quality. The 107 and I'll say also the Toyota Aygo and the Citroen C1, by comparison are "cheap" cars! Standing side by side it's a bit shocking. Just a couple of weeks ago I took the metal build rear wiper arm and blade from the 106 to replace the broken plastic counterpart of the 107... A small example! ;-) I pop the hood on the 106 and two, perfectly functioning, gas struts hold it in place, in almost vertical position! I do the same on the 107 and have to place the rod to hold it in place! Seats, 106 really comfy, independent, removable and adjustable head rests! 107 not very comfortable, fixed non adjustable head rests! And so on... Upgrade? More like a more modern downgrade. ;-)

Just

Curiously I do have a 2010 Peugeot 107, in Norway! Which is a way of saying the ideal place to rust a car. Well! The reality is that it's not rusting all over the place! In fact has a lot less rust then I would taught possible for a cheap car! All in all, quite happy with the "thing". About being tiny... I guess that's the main premise when you design a SMALL car! LOL 😂 Although it's undeniable that the front occupants have more space, numbers don't lie, than many well positioned family saloons! Which might come as a surprise to some. ;-)