I have just bought Peugeot 106. Although it will be with me in a week's time, can't wait. Its my first ever car and reading these reviews make me confident its a best purchase!!!! Yippie!!

This car is my first car, so obviously i automatically fallen in love with it. It's a very quick car and in my opinion makes standard Peugeot 106's look silly and ugly. The electric wing mirrors, electric windows and hydrallic bonnet and boot. These are a real joy considering half of my friends have the same year but different cars and its luxury compared to them. The handling is good, and handles itself on the motorway. I bought it for £600 on the cheap from a mate who was willing to lower from £800- £900 and i feel that i was lucky to get this at such a low price. I think possibly the only bad point which isn't standard is the exhaust kit i've got on it which come when i bought it..The fitting isn't the best and it rattles. Although seeing from standard i would expect to be very lovely. Maybe see myself spending a small sum of money in the near future to bring this little beauty back to its best. Overall, quality little car, worth it's weight in gold (perhaps over-exaggerating) but worth its money put it that way. Good first car as it is cheap to insure and run: Tax-cheap, MOT-cheap, good MPG.

I bought this for £700 from a woman who'd looked after it for years, and I honestly think pound for pound it's the best car I ' ve ever had (I ' ve owned new cars too, in the past). Mind you, my previous motor was a Rover 820, so anything was going to be a relief after that. It was 12 years old (P-reg) when I got it in March this year and it's just sailed the MOT. The only thing I ' ve had to do was the head gasket, which was no major trauma - no skimming required £300 all in. It's a deceptively hard little French maid - if you can find one, get one!

looks the part, all my mates have new £3000 cars, I've got my 1994 Peugeot 106 Roland Garros and everyone wants my car! Very reliable.
For a 1.4 its quick. Love the car so does everyone who lays eyes on it.