Peugeot 107 reviews

Great car good on fuel and it saves me in the long run I cant complain happy to own one.

Was so fed up with chucking money at the wall that I purchased this little car really without thinking but oh what a complete game changer this was. I travel around 250 miles per week commuting alone, it's achieving around 57mpg with my safety boot on the floor, it gets me there and back in exactly the same time as my old 2 litre petrol hunk, I'm saving a bundle of cash, it's totally realible, I'm enjoying trying to get the most out of it every time I drive and over the 3 years I've owned it I've put the difference in petrol money saved every week in a tin and purchased a blisteringly fast 1000cc motorcycle for weekend use - wake up people and do the same, stop throwing money down the drain

Had the car for 7years and mostly used as a second car. Just great. Cheap as chips to run, the easiest car to service and will drive at 80 on motorway if needed. Only problem we had was airbag light on on two occasions due to cabling under seat. Movement of seat to get into back. My wife loves the car. If buying again I would go for 5dr.

Lovely little car, four doors are a blessing, light on fuel and running costs. A must for the retired as is most reliable. Not at all expensive so very good value for money. Had my last Peugeot for 12 years without any problems.

I find my car very reliable lacks slightly on comfort but is very economical cheap road a bonus as it stops the greedy government having as much revenue I would recommend the Peugeot 107 and the similar models produced by toyota

Economically good, but has a noisy engine at 60-70 mph.

Lack of space makes it difficult to fit a big shop in the boot, but on the plus side I can fit into small parking spaces in my local multi-storey car park. Performs very well once up to speed, holds its own well on motorways. Noisy and a bit of a bumpy ride, but in my opinion the pros outweigh the cons: ease of parking, good petrol consumption, £20 pa tax (yayyy!) reasonable repair bills and reliability. I will probably choose a 107 again for my next car.

Perfect small car for rural based elderly lady

Not enough space either in back seats or boot, for a family. Fortunately I am usually the sole occupant. My big complsint is that I have never, ever been happy at seeing out of car. Pillars & headrest restrict viewing and also windscreen angle causes reflexion.

An excellent smallcar. Highly recommended.

Thank you so much i did get the car after emailing about a few! Am pleased to say i am driving it now! Sue

bought nearly 2 years ago with 17000 miles on now done 43000 without fault .Do 40 miles a day commute only replaced tyres and front discs and pads and routine servicing.Returns 60mpg and £20 per year tax.I can't ask for more .Cheap reliable motoring

I recently brought a car from kingfishers in Guildford and it's the best first car! It's cheap to run and it's in amazing condition! The car dealer who I brought it off was very nice! And knew very well of my car and have good advice! I also found my car through this website! :')

Bought a Peugeot 107 in March this year as wanted a change from my old Vauxhall corsa. I absolutely love it it's so nice to drive and very comfortable. My only complaint is that there isn't much space in the back but when I've had 3 passengers everyone seems quite happy. A bit of wind noise when going down the motorway but it costs me next to nothing to run with dirt cheap insurance, zero road tax and 60 mpg, how could anyone ask for more? Very pleased.

I found this car via the AA Web site - the car was just as the advert stated, the employees at the garage were excellant and would recommend anyone looking for a second hand car to use the AA Web site and to Visit R&J Cars, as they were excellent.

Had to change to an automatic because of disability and really glad I picked the PEUGEOT 107. Around 50 miles to the gallon and very comfy for a small car. Seats four with loads of room. However not quite perfect because - the interior light only comes on when driver door is open and there's no light at all in the boot. Electric windows only operate from each individual front door ie: passenger window cannot be opened by driver unless you lean across the passenger seat.

All round joy to own and drive. Nippy and economical. The only fault would have to be the really poor gear ratio's compared to the previous version. Third gear being virtually redundant. But this is a minor niggle that you soon learn to overcome in your driving.

I bought my car new when I retired with assistance from the "Scrappage Scheme"....about £2,000. The front seats are quite comfortable...no complaints there, but overall the car feels cramped inside. I find the positioning of the supports between the rear side windows and the rear tailgate window obscure my rear vision and I have to look carefully when pulling out or manoeuvring into a parking space. I would probably not buy the same car again, unless the company has addressed this problem.

I switched to this car for economy reasons. I am quite pleased with this car, its pretty basic but suits my needs. At only £20 a year road tax and very good on petrol use, it is very economical. I also do like the look of this car, my only criticism would be it seems to struggle a little going from 1st to 2nd gear, otherwise I would recommended this car.

Car is economical and reliable but does not score highly on comfort or space. It gets you from A to B satisfactorily but is not comfortable for longer journeys or practical for a growing family. Seves a purpose, not good at acceleration so can feel quite vulnerable e.g. when joining motorway.