Car reviews

The 207 SW is simply an estate version with a fancier name. It adds a practical load area with fold-flat seats to the 207 hatchback's already strong package. It drives well, is comfortable and comes with plenty of standard equipment. You don't get the same choice of engines as you would if you were in the market for the hatch, but those that do make it into the SW are some of the 207's finest, including 1.4 and 1.6-litre petrols and a 1.6-litre diesel engines.The Outdoor models feature roof-bars, chunkier bumpers and wheel arches and a bit more ground clearance for a more rugged look, but don't be fooled into driving it off-road as it's no different under the skin.