Latest Information on Peugeot 207
It may not be as refined as some of its rivals but the 207 was a relatively decent small car that succeeded the 206. The car has been met with mixed reviews regarding its design and quality but received wide praise for safety and styling, while also being described as a good all-rounder with lots of grip, decent balance and strong engines. Specific mention has also been made to its sharp and well weighted steering. Production of the 207 ran for six years between 2006 and 2012 and was replaced by the 208.
Review Summary
PROS
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Practical
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Low running costs
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Decent performance
CONS
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Driving position
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Rear legroom is tight
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Drivers footwell
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Reliability
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