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Peugeot 207 CC review

2007 - 2014 (change model)
Parkers overall rating: 3.5 out of 53.5

At a glance

Price new £16,505 - £20,695
Used prices £425 - £3,318
Road tax cost £35 - £305
Insurance group 16 - 24
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Fuel economy Not tested to latest standards
Range 418 - 638 miles
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Available fuel types

Petrol

Diesel

Pros & cons

PROS
  • Stylish interior
  • Good to drive
  • Available with a refined diesel engine
  • Smooth ride
  • Air con standard
CONS
  • Pointless rear seats
  • Hard to get luggage out of the boot when roof is down
  • Slack manual gearbox

Written by David Ross Published: 6 June 2019

Overview

The 207 CC is a stylish and well equipped small convertible that won’t leave you cold in the winter. It uses a fully automatic metal folding roof with no levers or catches to release, so at the push of a button it’s a convertible 25 seconds later. Its predecessor, the 206 CC, was plagued with roof problems on early models and lacked refinement.

Luckily, these shortcomings have been addressed and this Peugeot feels well made. It’s also good to drive, fun and has decent luggage space. There are two seats in the back, but as they’re small and there’s little legroom, they’re really just for show and only any use as extra luggage space.
Lack of space aside the biggest challenge for the Peugeot drop will face is how it compares against the like of the Mazda MX-5 and the Mini Convertible. Read on to find out.