Peugeot 307SW 2.0 se

Having had 2 diesel 406 estate cars both were very reliable, bags of pulling power. Rust finally got the better of them so i thought id give the 307 diesel a go. Well i wish id done more research. Steering Rods, springs, exhaust engine cover breaking components beneath it and now the spare winch wont pull all the way up.Pulling power is poor when you put 2 adults and 2 teenagers in it.this in in a six month period.I find it hard to believe this vechile was made by the same company. wished id spent the money keeping the 405 on the road.

A week after getting my used Peugeot 307 sw 2.0i16v petrol i love it. its early days i know but after owning 4 full size mpvs i wanted something more car like.auto press a little to critical over this car but all mpvs have to compramise.i dont like diesels but thats just me.just had a renault espace for 2 years electrical nightmare and slill no room for the shopping!my 4 boys age 3,8,11,15 love the sw .rear seats only used when all 6 of us out together.glass roof is brill. performance when pushed is gti like 0-60 9.5 secs top speed 128mph.drive like a vicar and mid 30s mpg is possible around town.in the 40s on a run.the blur this car looks great .it turns heads more than the luxury espace,sharan and galaxy i owned.as a balding 41 year it makes me feel a bit daddy cool as to daddy your life is over . may 2009 paid £3100 for a 52 plate with full dealer history with 54k on clock.unl;ess its all about money try the 2.0 petrol.good for the family and a pocket rocket for dad. ealry days but love it!

Myself and my family fell in love with the stylish appearance of this car as soon as we visited the garage, the huge sun roof and the extra seating in the boot especially appealed to my kids, however the love was soon lost when the faults started to appear. First off was the winch for the spare wheel which despite having never been used decided to unwind and drop the wheel, luckily this happened while the car was in my garage and not on the road where it could have caused big problems! Next was the interior trim, the carpet wore very badly and started to come away from the trim and one day while driving the rubber trim around the sun roof fell in my lap causing me to swerve all over the road. The last straw was the head lights which started to switch off on their own, after numerous trips back to Peugeot who just scratched their heads and grumbled about intermittent faults being too difficult I lost all confidence in the car and quickly took a part-ex for a new Mondeo which is a 100% improvement.

Tried all family 7 seaters found the Peugeot 307SW is the best choice.

7 seats. Great fuel ecconomy. Long service intervals. Very light inside, due to full sun roof (kids love it). Very comfy on long drive.