Peugeot 207 FAQs

• Is the Peugeot 207 a good car?

  Although it may not stand up to the modern advancements of today's vehicles, in particular its replacement in the 208, the Peugeot 207 is still a very solid car. It was, and in many ways still is a reminder that Peugeot really brings a craft to the small-car format. The 207 reminds us that you can create ample space in even the smallest of cars, and that you don't need to sacrifice practicality, style, power or comfort. A responsive and dynamic car, the Peugeot 207 set the wheels in motion for the 208 to pick things up and run with them.

• When did they stop making the Peugeot 207?

  Production of the Peugeot 207 came to the end of the line in 2014, which ended an eight-year span fro the small car. First introduced as a successor to the Peugeot 206, the car enjoyed a solid run before it was replaced by the Peugeot 208 in 2012. Some vehicles were still sold across Australian showrooms until the last of stock had cleared by the end of model year 2016. Nowadays, you may find the odd unit in the second-hand market.

• What are the common problems with a Peugeot 207?

  It would be unrealistic to expect every car to be faultless, so of course, the Peugeot 207 also had its own share of problems from time to time. The key, as with any car, is always about maintaining them and ensuring you service them regularly. Some of the issues that have plagued the Peugeot 207 over the years include a power loss in the diesel variants, problems with the electrics and alternator, windscreen washer failure, and a bumpy or jittery ride.