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Used Peugeot 207 2006 – Buyer’s Guide
Why buy a Used Peugeot 207?
The Peugeot 207 has a dynamic design that doubtless appeals to younger buyers. But, like almost all Peugeots, it also has armchair-soft seats and a suspension that floats over bumps, but therefore also rolls round corners like it's for senior citizens.
The interior space is generous, but then it is a wide car. This makes it less nippy in town but more comfortable for adults, especially when doing long main road runs. But Peugeot's biggest appeal on the used market is to bargain hunters.
I’ve seen several Used Peugeot 207 for sale, which should I buy?
The 1.6P sport is a bit of a laugh, but there are few other reasons for buying that engine and spec. The two big sellers are the 1.4P and 1.6HDI (diesel). The diesel offers 63 mpg to the petrol's 44. The diesel costs more on insurance and in servicing.
Unless you do enormous mileage, buy the petrol and save up to £1,000 up front. Plus it will often be cheaper to service. If you get stung with replacing the diesel particulate filter it will hurt your wallet. Check the service history to avoid this.
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I’ve seen a Used Peugeot 207 for sale, what is a good price?
Looking at 3 year olds, there are 3 door 1.4 petrols at under £7,000, 5 doors available for £500 more. Then a 3 door 1.6 Hdi is £8,000 and again a 5 door is £500 more. Diesels have 7,000 miles more on the clock than the petrols on average.
Nearly new cars (up to 1 year old) are heavily discounted and it takes until the cars are 3 for the market to correct itself. So buying nearly new or after 3 years old makes most sense.
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