Peugeot 107 reviews

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.

I've had my car for just over a year and she is great. She does 55.3 MPG and drives beautifully. When I saw her in the showroom I knew straight away she was the one I wanted. This actually was my downfall. I was so keen to buy her, that I didn't haggle the cost and therefore paid too much for her :( However, the only 'not good' thing I have found is, because I'm not very tall (5' 2") I have to have the driver's seat a long way forward to reach the pedals. This is then a big problem to reach the handbrake. This, in turn, causes a lot of discomfort to my elbow joint and left shoulder. It is mainly because of the padding on the seat edge stopping my arm from reaching back to the hand brake. I have looked into changing the seat, but decided against it because it was all very complicated. I may have to think of changing my car if I'm to continue doing a lot of driving. This will make me very sad.

Swapped my wonderful but gas-guzzling 807 for a brand new 107 5 years ago and haven't really regretted it. £20 road tax! Got a lot of poke for a little car...miles better than the corsa I hired a few years ago, or the one I owned 10 years back. I travel regularly with my work and spend a lot of time driving on motorways. It's not a particularly comfy ride at high speeds but it gets me from A to B quite cheaply and safely. Had to have the clutch replaced after 3 years, which is something I've never experienced before and it was very expensive and annoying as the warranty had expired a couple of months before. My expectation of customer service was they would go some way to meeting the cost since it was so close to the warranty period, but the customer service did not meet my expectations, and I won't be buying from Peugeot next time. For a dinky car it's got a lot of space...rear passengers tend to try and get in through the front, not realising it has back doors. With the rear seats down it's possible to get a whole tip run of rubbish in, and I always collect the 6 foot christmas tree in it! You'll notice from this comment that my little car is definitely a work horse, not a treasured possesion! All in all, aside from the clutch problem, it's done me proud over the last few years and I think it's a brilliant little town car.

Simply the best wee car in Scotland.

I wanted a cheap little car for work. I cover a fair few miles sometimes for work and cycle/use public transport to do my shopping and socializing. But this little car has taken me on holiday - a hefty drive across England and Ireland, carrying a dismantled bicycle, tent and whatnot. So, it does the job nicely. It also means I travel light, which is not a bad thing. If you like to be a bit minimalist then this is your car. My 80 year old mother reckons it's very comfortable and my 90 year old stepfather has no complaints, either. I would like to see some changes in the design, though. The rear side views are VERY limited and therefore rather dangerous. More window space would alleviate this problem. It can be quite challenging reversing round a corner if a whole chunk of your sight-line is cut off by interior paneling. The windows rattle horribly, too, so you have to have the music up quite loud - but then I like loud music! No inside temperature gauge - but for a tenner you can have a little gizmo that sits on your dash. No light when you open the hatch is a bit awkward, too. But a head torch soon sorts that out on dark winter nights. Cheap as chips, but really a smashing little car for all that.

Cheap and reliable .Easy to park. Nippy. Excellent city car. Not so good on longer journeys. Feel vulnerable on motorways. Ridiculous back shelf.

Im very happy with the car, would have like to be able to seat 5 persons in it but that is only necessary 3 times a year. I am more than happy with the way it handles both on residential & trunk roads and was very pleased at how comfortable I felt driving on motorways as it is suprisingly nippy. As a Peugeot driver of many years standing I would'nt change make of car at all. The only comments I've had regarding its size have been from men who usually drive 'petrol gusslers' & are afraid of trying a more economical car like mine.

I have driven many models of different sizes over the years but for a small runabout this car fits the bill. It drives well on motorways and country roads and is very economical. The driving seat is the most comfortable I have ever had especially as I have sciatica. I love it!

cheap tax,cheap to run,ideal for small family ,only small bootspace.reliable

Very happy with the car, runs well, economical and comfortable.

Excellent runner and cheap to keep on the road.

small yet comfortable run around suitable for the kids to drive. cheap to tax,insure and fuel efficient.

Great small car cheep to run and I would buy another one.

I find the Peugeot ideal for use around town. It is very economical, and has all the space I need for local shopping. It is very easy to park. The road tax is very low and the cost of running it very good. It has been very reliable over the last 10 months. With 4 doors it is convenient to give other people lifts over short journeys. For a town car it has everything I need.

Excellent little car, cheap to run, more space inside than you would imagine, at home anywhere, particually out performs "better" equipped cars in poor weather conditions ie snow etc. A genuine allrounder.