Summary
Although it seems that almost everybody is now jumping on the Coupe Cabriolet bandwagon, Peugeot were among the first to popularise the genre in this country and if you''re after a reasonably priced car of this ilk, the French marque represents your best option. The 206CC has been the big seller but if you want something altogether bigger, more sophisticated and a good deal better looking, you''ll need a 307CC. Here we take a look at whether one of these technically complex cars makes a sound used purchase.
With 307CC prices kicking off at around Pounds 7,000 for a 53- plated 138bhp car, there will be many of you who feel that a slightly older Mercedes SLK represents better used car value and it''s a very hard case to argue otherwise. If you do prefer the additional seating capacity and nearly new feel of the Peugeot, you''ll find 180bhp models kicking off at around Pounds 7,500. Insurance for the 138bhp car is rated at Group 11E while the punchier 180bhp version resides in Group 14E.See the full content of this document
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; Used Test: Peugeot 307cc
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